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

Mozambique, Zambia and more African nations are preparing to participate at the Africa Tourism Leadership Forum 2026, bringing fresh attention to Africa’s travel and tourism ambitions.

United Nigeria Airlines marks Nigeria’s 1991 state creation anniversary, highlighting regional growth, economic progress and aviation connectivity.

Mozambique drives South African tourism growth in 2026 with 30.6% arrival growth, becoming the fastest-growing African source market.

Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda lead Africa’s digital tourism shift as cashless payments transform safaris, hotels, transport and visitor experiences in 2026.

The US will suspend routine visa services in Malawi from August 1, 2026, requiring applicants to travel to Nairobi, Kenya, for visa interviews and processing.

South Africa tourism grows as Kenya, Ethiopia and other African countries boost East and Central African visitor arrivals, regional travel and air connectivity.

Ethiopia is accelerating its tourism transformation as global partners including China, the United States, India, Japan and other key markets strengthen connectivity, investment links and international engagement that support Addis Ababa’s rise as a major travel and conference destination.

Liberia grants visa-free entry across a twelve-country African list, simplifying tourism, family visits and regional travel into West Africa.

Ghana launches a new e-Visa portal and offers free Electronic Travel Authorisations for African nationals, making travel faster and more digital.

South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana boost African tourism growth through cultural heritage, creative arts, innovation, investment and regional travel connectivity.

South Africa welcomes over 4.2 million visitors as booming tourism, easier visas, new destinations and strong investment reshape global travel in 2026.

Tanzania launches an aggressive tourism masterplan targeting 100,000 Chinese visitors by 2027, backed by massive film campaigns and direct flight expansions.

Durban strengthens its global tourism appeal as eThekwini welcomes 1.2 million festive visitors, boosts visitor spending and improves key tourism infrastructure.