Africa Tourism News

WTM Africa 2026 has moved past its opening fanfare. The Cape Town International Convention Centre hosted three days of deal-making this week, but the deeper story had little to do …

Africa’s tourism sector stands at a genuine crossroads. Analysts project it could generate up to $322 billion by 2035, underscoring massive untapped potential. The continent already offers what most global …

The West African archipelago of Cabo Verde recently reinforced its cultural authority on the global stage. According to Travel News Africa, from April 9 to 11, 2026, the capital city …

Travel News Africa reports that Côte d’Ivoire ratified bilateral air service agreements with Angola, Brazil, and Oman on April 9, 2026, advancing its Abidjan aviation hub strategy in a single …

Ghana’s end-of-year celebrations pull tens of thousands of visitors from across the world every December. The energy is real, the economic impact is measurable, and the cultural draw keeps growing. …

African hotel operators have stopped testing AI and started deploying it. Across the continent, the shift from fragmented, siloed systems to integrated, AI-driven platforms is accelerating, and rising travel demand …

South Africa’s Western Cape is about to welcome one of its most significant tourism developments of 2026. On 14 April, Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille will officially open the Cape …

South African tourism is on a historic run. The country welcomed 10.48 million foreign visitors in 2025, a figure that beats pre-pandemic levels and marks a 17.6% increase over 2024. …

Rwanda’s Musanze District authorities have announced a $75 million (approximately Rwf109.2 billion) initiative to develop one of the country’s most historically significant sites into a premier cultural tourism destination. Travel …

Nigeria has arrived on Africa’s aviation map. As the ACI Africa Regional Conference & Exhibition drew to a close in Luanda, Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Managing Director and …