Africa Tourism News

Ethiopian Airlines has reported outstanding first-half revenue of US$4.4 billion for the 2025/2026 Ethiopian fiscal year, a 14% year-on-year increase. This impressive performance stems from strong results in passenger services …

Indonesia and South Africa, on February 10, officially entered a new chapter of diplomatic and economic synergy. The two nations recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster a …

In a transformative step set to redefine travel and economic ties across Africa, Ghana and Zambia have established a groundbreaking visa-free travel agreement. The pact was signed during Ghanaian President …

What started as a tense social media clash between an irritated South African traveller and the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has evolved into a powerful example of government accountability. Following …

In a bold step forward for the continent’s tourism industry, Essence of Africa has announced that its highly anticipated third edition will take place at the luxurious Diamonds Bijoux resort …

The global travel landscape is undergoing a radical transformation, and Kenya is at the vanguard of this evolution. During the prestigious World Governments Summit in Dubai on February 5, the …

In a world crowded with bustling destinations, Namibia stands out as a remarkable outlier. On this land, the sheer scale of the landscape dwarfs human presence, inviting travellers into a …

For decades, the global image of African tourism was synonymous with the “Big Five”; lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, and rhinos. While the safari remains a cornerstone, a more profound and …

In a move that signals a bold new chapter for African tourism, Uganda has officially stepped onto one of the world’s most prestigious travel stages. For the first time, the …

Situated along the banks of the Nile in Upper Egypt, Aswan has been named the “tourism city of the year 2026,” an honour bestowed by the Developing Eight Organisation for …