Africa Tourism News

The Lagos State Government is set to ignite the city’s cultural landscape with the inaugural Lagos Cultural Weekend, a three-day festival running from November 14 to 16, 2025. The event …

Australian airline Qantas has partnered with luggage innovator July to launch a new range of smart suitcases, aiming to eliminate the anxiety of losing or delayed baggage for travellers. According …

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has lauded the rapid progress of development projects in Arba Minch, positioning the southern Ethiopian city as a rising hub for conferences and tourism.  Arba commended …

The perfect beach day often comes with an imperfect souvenir: sand. It’s the unwelcome guest that clings to clothes, invades luggage, and reappears in car seats and bedsheets days later. …

Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, and Ekiti State Governor, Abiodun Oyebanji, have been named among the leading industry figures to be honoured at the upcoming Travellers Award …

Gone are the days of paper maps, thick guidebooks, and hopeful calls to airlines. For a generation raised on smartphones, planning a trip has always been as simple as a …

In a significant move to deepen international ties and celebrate its unique heritage, the Harlem Tourism Board welcomed a distinguished delegation from Ghana for a Cultural Tourism Summit on August …

Imagine cruising along sun-drenched highways toward Nigeria’s hidden gems—only to be jolted by deep potholes that have become a silent threat to Nigerian tourism. From the ancient, cloud-kissed peaks of …

A tour operator and curator, Tamnawari Brown has expressed concern over Nigeria’s lack of a clear national branding strategy, warning that without one, the country’s rich cultural and natural assets …

The Emerging Abuja Program has unveiled plans for the inaugural 16-day Groovy December festival, a vibrant celebration of culture, entertainment, and adventure. The event aims to position the Federal Capital …