Durban reopens all 23 beaches after water quality recovery, strengthening South Africa’s coastal tourism appeal and visitor confidence.

Madagascar enforces stricter marine conservation guidelines in Sainte-Marie and Nosy Be, setting a global standard for ethical whale-watching tourism.

The tourism sector of Sri Lanka continued to grow in August 2026, recording more than 113,000 overseas travelers to the island in the first half of the month.

Flying to paradise just got easier! Seychelles expands global airline alliances to fuel an epic travel boom. Explore the new routes!

Mauritius goes green! 100 new electric buses hit the roads to transform island transit and eco-tourism. Explore the zero-emission upgrade.

New vision, bolder thrills: Mauritius sets an ambitious adventure agenda under fresh leadership. Explore paradise redefined.

Comoros aims to boost tourism through the 2027 Indian Ocean Games, new hospitality projects and infrastructure upgrades to attract regional travellers.

Atlas Adventurer’s 128-night Grand Odyssey transforms luxury expedition cruising with Japan-to-Africa exploration, hybrid sailing technology and immersive travel.

Three Cinnamon Maldives resorts properties in the Maldives have secured international recognition after being placed among the top ten percent of hotel listings worldwide in the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards 2026. Cinnamon Velifushi Maldives, Cinnamon Dhonveli Maldives and Ellaidhoo Maldives …

Maldives highlights private island family vacations with luxury resorts, marine adventures, child-friendly experiences, and unforgettable tropical escapes

Discover how Fushifaru Maldives is redefining barefoot luxury with boutique hospitality, pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, and authentic island experiences

Seychelles Strengthens Sustainable Cruise Approach as Premium Travel Growth and Eco Focus Shape Future Island Tourism Plans

Mozambique’s coastal tourism destinations are reopening after the 2025/26 flood season, with beaches, resorts and tourism corridors welcoming visitors.

Seychelles tourism slows in 2026 as visitor arrivals decline, creating new challenges for the Indian Ocean island’s travel economy.

Mauritius Strengthens South African Tourism Partnerships Through Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg Trade Roadshow