Africa Travel Week is calling on the inbound and outbound African travel community to attend WTM Africa 2023 from 03 to 05 April at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC). “Registration is already open for exhibitors, hosted buyers, Buyers’ …

Radisson Hotel Group is delighted to announce the opening of Radisson Blu Mosi-oa-Tunya Livingstone Resort, Zambia. Nestled on the banks of the Zambezi River, the resort is the Group’s first safari resort in Africa and first resort in Zambia, and …

A Tanzanian passenger plane has crashed into Lake Victoria, one of the Great Lakes in Africa, as it attempted to land in the lakeside town of Bukoba, killing at least 19 people.

As the South African and broader African hospitality market continues to recover post-Covid-19; investment and development activity is set to ramp up as the sector evolves post its biggest ever crisis, comments notes industry expert Wayne Troughton.

Ethiopia is a flourishing tourist destination in Africa. For many travel enthusiasts, it has the possibility to turn into a bucket-list adventure. Chris Roche, the African tourism industry veteran, a couple of years ago has recognized the possibility of this …

Arusha is one of Tanzania’s largest MICE cities with commercial advantages. It has modern meeting facilities and improved communication infrastructure, helps to make Tanzania lucrative for business travellers and leisure tourists.

Arusha is home to numerous safari companies, as well as Tanzania’s national zoo and botanical gardens. The Safari Museum showcases the country’s rich wildlife heritage and is also located in Arusha.

Gambia signs multi-million World Bank grant to revive tourism. Gambia has unique tourist attraction. This affordable African destination is just a 6 hours flight from any European countries.

Enver Duminy, CEO of Cape Town Tourism said that the Cape Town Tourism is delighted at the news of the South African government dropping the remaining Covid-19 restrictions. The lifting of mask-wearing, and ending of gathering limitations and checks on all travellers coming into the country, is a big win for South African tourism.

From the time Fiji reopened its international border, i.e. December 2021, this country in South Pacific has received over 119,000 foreign tourists, on Sunday, Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama declared about this. Bainimarama explained that Fiji in April 2022, received more …