Tourism News

In an era where essential personal items such as keys, passports, and electronic devices are commonly misplaced, the frustration of hunting for them often surpasses the initial loss itself. Finder, …

Amadeus has officially partnered with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) by signing a memorandum of understanding to bolster the ICAO’s ambitious ‘No Country Left Behind’ (NCLB) initiative. This strategic …

As we move into early 2026, the final data from the previous year confirms what many travellers already felt on the ground: Morocco and Egypt have officially cemented their status …

In an era when digital transformation is reshaping industries, blockchain technology is emerging as a groundbreaking innovation with the potential to redefine tourism and travel. Blockchain, essentially a decentralised ledger …

In a decisive move to redefine regional travel patterns, Ohlthaver & List (O&L) Leisure has entered into a strategic partnership with South African Airways (SAA) to market Namibia as the …

Starting in January 2026, entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and freelancers from over 20 African nations will encounter a fresh financial obstacle when attempting to travel to the United States for business …

Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s foremost airline, has forged a strategic partnership with Nucore Technologies, a specialist in delivering cutting-edge software solutions for back-office automation, seamless integrations, advanced reporting, and analytics …

Nigeria has witnessed a staggering contraction in its international medical tourism spending, marking a pivot in the nation’s financial and healthcare trajectory.  According to the latest data released by the …

Uganda is actively considering eliminating visa requirements for Russian tourists, a move that could represent a significant advancement in fostering tourism ties between East Africa and Russia.  Travel News Africa …

The year 2025 has officially marked the definitive consolidation of Madagascar’s tourism sector. After several years of recovery following the global health crisis, the “Great Island” is no longer just …