Africa Tourism News

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 …

Uganda is ramping up its international outreach, deploying a sophisticated campaign that blends grassroots tourism marketing with high-level diplomatic engagement to capture the lucrative Australian travel market. Moving beyond traditional …

Rwanda made a powerful statement on the continental investment stage by signing a series of high-value investment and cooperation agreements at the Africa CEO Forum, held in Abidjan, the Ivory …

The city of Harare is buzzing with anticipation as Zimbabwe finalises preparations to welcome a distinguished cohort of delegates from across the African continent. From October 12 to 16, 2026, …

On 1 November 2025, the Grand Egyptian Museum opened its doors to 39 heads of state and dozens of global dignitaries. The event was twenty years in the making. The …

Few places on earth press their weight on your chest the way ancient Axum does. Stand inside the Northern Stelae Park in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia, and the …

Tunisia sits at the crossroads of three continents. To the north, the Mediterranean glitters. To the south, the Sahara spreads without apology. Between those two extremes lies a country that …