Africa Tourism News

In a strategic move to become Africa’s top tourist destination, the Lagos State Government has unveiled its new initiative, “101 Days in Lagos”. Speaking at a meeting with the Pulse …

Grandparents, not backpackers, are leading a quiet revolution in global travel. This is the era of “silver tourism,” a travel design for older adults, and it has emerged as a …

Nigeria’s travel and tourism landscape is poised for a major overhaul as the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR) formalises a strategic partnership with the National Association of Nigerian …

The era of puzzling over peak fares, return tickets, and platform vending machines may soon be over for UK rail passengers. A groundbreaking trial is underway in the East Midlands, …

In a landmark development poised to transform mobility and economic ties across Africa, The Gambia and South Africa are nearing an agreement to establish visa-free travel between their nations. Tokyo …

From the climate-strained streets of Seville to the vast, diverse landscapes of South Africa, tourism destinations worldwide are grappling with unique pressures. Yet, amid challenges like unpredictable visitor flows and …

Moving money across African borders is a masterclass in friction. A simple transaction can get entangled in a web of intermediaries, fluctuating exchange rates, and compliance delays, often taking days …

South Africa’s tourism sector has entered a new era of governance after Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille dissolved the South African Tourism Board on August 25 and appointed an …

Truely has introduced its innovative “Pause and Resume” eSIM feature, giving travellers more control over their data usage. For frequent travellers, the silent drain on unused mobile data is a …

The Ogun State Government announced on August 23 an abrupt end to the free entry policy into the renewed Olumo Tourist Centre Complex. This announcement comes a month ahead of …