The UK is issuing advice to travelers concerning the dangers of security threats, border issues, and safety problems in Kenya, South Africa, and Mozambique.

South Africa seeks to rebuild travel trust as regional concerns test its vital tourism market.

Africa Tourism increases by 4% through Morocco, South Africa and other nations that are bringing in a new era of travel.

Tourism in South Africa goes up in 2026; however, there is a sharp decrease in tourist arrival from India and China due to changing trends in the industry.

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Namibia cruise tourism enters a new phase as Port of Walvis Bay Berth Nine modification moves ahead.

A campaign for private investment has been initiated in South Africa to promote tourism and turn destinations into tourist hotspots.

South Africa has launched a bold three-year tourism infrastructure partnership to prepare credible projects for investors and attract private capital. The agreement brings specialist planning and transaction expertise into the tourism sector as international arrivals rise, creating a stronger foundation for jobs, regional development and improved visitor experiences.

Lesotho travel evolves as Katse and Mohale solar study and cruise zoning reshape reservoir tourism.

Cape Town bags two World Travel Awards; cements its dominant status in Africa’s tourism industry.

Zimbabwe and other African countries help boost tourism growth in South Africa through a 14% increase in regional arrivals.

Canadian authorities caution travelers on Uganda, South Africa and Tanzania amid tightening of border controls and security measures.

United Kingdom, United States, Netherlands and France travellers boost South Africa tourism as Morukuru Ocean House reopens luxury coastal retreat.

South Africa Tourism is gaining powerful momentum in 2026 as global travellers fuel a remarkable recovery, with Europe and Middle East markets emerging as the strongest growth drivers.

The tourism industry in Ethiopia experiences an upsurge due to African partnerships, which have helped to increase the number of tourists visiting the place by more than 18% in 2026.