Tourism News

Kenya is intensifying its efforts to reconnect with its global diaspora, specifically targeting African-American and Afro-Caribbean communities through a robust blend of tourism, investment, and cultural reconnection programs. The newly …

From the dusty, sun-baked racecourse in Kano where three De Havilland DH 9A aircraft first touched down in 1925, to the bustling modern terminals of today, the Nigerian aviation sector …

For decades, the mere mention of a “lost passport” sent shivers down the spines of Nigerians abroad and seasoned travellers alike. It spelt weeks of crippling uncertainty, missed flights, mounting …

In a landmark development for Nigeria’s aviation sector, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has officially issued an Air Operator Certificate (AOC) to Heliconia–EAN Aero Nigeria Limited, greenlighting the company …

Nigeria’s aviation sector took a major step forward on November 2 with the operational launch of the new international terminal at Akwa Ibom International Airport in Uyo.  Following its recent …

As the year draws to a close, global attention is increasingly turning to Nigeria’s commercial powerhouse, Lagos, further cementing its status as a top-tier holiday destination. In a groundbreaking initiative …

The world is travelling again like never before. This time, Africa is leading the pack. Between January and September 2025, international tourist arrivals worldwide surpassed 1.1 billion, up by roughly …

Stakeholders at the inaugural Africa Tourism and Creative Economy Expo (AFTCREE) 2025 have urged African governments to remove bureaucratic bottlenecks and guarantee seamless access to funding dedicated to tourism and …

The Minister of Arts, Culture, Tourism, and Creative Economy, Hannah Musa Musawa, has called on private sector investors to partner with the federal government, outlining an ambitious roadmap to transform …

In the heart of Madrid, something seismic is brewing for the global travel industry. From January 21–25, 2026, IFEMA MADRID will host FITUR 2026, the world’s most influential tourism trade …