Africa Tourism News

In a significant recognition of its exceptional wine culture, South Africa has been crowned the world’s premier wine tourism destination for 2025, surpassing traditional powerhouses such as Portugal and Italy. …

A growing sense of ‘destination disillusionment’ is taking hold among affluent American travellers, who are increasingly weary of the picture-perfect, yet sterile, aesthetic popularised by Instagram. A recent report from …

Sierra Leone is celebrating a major triumph as its Gola-Tiwai Complex has officially been inscribed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List on July 21. This significant recognition not only …

Kampala, Uganda, will host this year’s edition of the highly anticipated Africa Tourism Expo 2025. According to Watchdog Uganda, the expo, which will take place from October 23rd to 25th, …

Ghana is rapidly positioning itself as a leading hub for sports tourism, capitalising on the global popularity of football and other athletic events to drive visitor interest and bolster its …

The Director of Private Sector at the ECOWAS Commission, responsible for tourism, investment, and business development, Dr. Tony Luka Elumelu, on July 15, offered insights into the commission’s active participation …

The Ghanaian government announced an unprecedented surge in the country’s tourism sector revenue on June 10, reaffirming Ghana’s status as a leading travel destination in Africa. The newly released 2024 …

Malawi’s tourism sector is on the cusp of a major transformation following President Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera’s signing of the 2025 Tourism Bill on July 7. This pivotal legislation establishes the …

The economic destiny of Africa is intrinsically linked to the skies, with air travel serving as a vital artery for trade, tourism, and continental integration. However, a significant gap in …

Ethiopian Airlines announced on July 2 its commitment to enhancing Nigeria’s tourism sector, both by attracting international visitors and supporting outbound travel for Nigerians. The airline highlighted the growing popularity …