Africa Tourism News

Visiting Kenya often feels like stepping into a lifelong dream for countless tourists, drawn by its breathtaking wildlife, vibrant cultures, and stunning natural vistas that create memories to last a …

A technological gold rush is unfolding across Africa, with the continent’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) market poised to skyrocket to an estimated $16 billion within the next five years. Yet, a …

TAAG Angola Airlines is sharpening its strategic focus on Nigeria, positioning the nation as a pivotal pillar in its bold expansion strategy spanning Africa and the world. Amid Nigeria’s vibrant …

The 21st edition of Akwaaba African Travel Market kicked off in Lagos on September 14, bringing together tourism boards, travel practitioners, and industry stakeholders from across Africa.  The three-day expo, …

Cape Town and the Western Cape have solidified their status as a cornerstone of South Africa’s economy through a thriving cruise tourism sector, achieving unprecedented success in the 2024/25 season. …

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), in collaboration with key trade and industry stakeholders, has announced the Ghana International Expo and Investment Forum, a landmark event poised to showcase Ghana’s business …

The first half of 2025 has marked a spectacular resurgence for international tourism, with an impressive influx of nearly 690 million travellers journeying across the globe. This figure represents an …

Wakanow, a leading travel technology company in Africa, is partnering with the 21st Akwaaba African Travel Market, a major travel exhibition in West Africa.  The event, scheduled for September 14-16, …

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 …

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 …