Africa Tourism News

Rail infrastructure, eight new aircraft, and commercial oil flowing through East Africa’s newest pipeline: Uganda’s 2026/27 national budget lays the groundwork for a structural shift in the region’s travel and …

The Global Tourism Forum Investment Summit ran from 17 to 19 June in Luanda, organised by the World Tourism Forum Institute (WTFI) in partnership with the Government of Angola and …

Ghana tourism in East Africa is no longer a future ambition; it is a strategy in motion. When the Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA) arrived at the 2026 Karibu-Kilifair …

In a landmark move that blends national pride with smart tourism strategy, the Seychelles Tourism Board, in collaboration with Inside Seychelles, has officially launched “Rediscover Seychelles – Your Islands”. Your …

Following the highly successful conclusion of the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (POATE) 2026 at the Speke Resort Munyonyo, Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) Chief Executive Officer Juliana Kagwa has issued …

Every time a traveller books a safari in Kenya, pays for a gorilla trekking permit in Rwanda, or checks into a lodge in Botswana, a portion of that money flows …

Africa does not reward the unprepared traveller. Flights operate on tight schedules, border towns run low on English-language signage, and mobile data can vanish the moment you leave a city …

The Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom wants a deal with the European Union, and it came prepared. Through its prime minister, Andrew Byakutaga, the historically significant western Ugandan kingdom recently made a …

Several months after devastating floods disrupted large portions of Mozambique in late 2025 and early 2026, the country’s tourism sector is showing remarkable resilience. Coastal destinations have reopened, international visitors …

Ghana has taken a monumental leap forward in its quest to solidify its position as Africa’s premier travel and hospitality destination. On May 21, 2026, at the prestigious Accra City …