Tourism

Experience the beauty of Africa through travel. Shore Africa showcases top destinations, cultural experiences, and tourism trends across the continent.

From Mauritius to Seychelles, city escapes, our Tourism category highlights the diversity and richness of Africa’s travel experiences.

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How climate strategy is shaping Africa hospitality investment

Green standards are becoming central to financing Africa’s hotel developments.

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Most attractive cities in Morocco
African tourism hubs

10 most attractive cities in Morocco

Morocco’s most attractive cities blend culture, tourism, and investment appeal, drawing global travelers and investors to dynamic urban hubs.

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Fairview Hotel Nairobi joins IHG’s Luxury Vignette Collection

Fairview Hotel Nairobi joins IHG Vignette, blending heritage and modern luxury.

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Inside Madagascar’s 10 most exclusive luxury hotels

Madagascar’s most exclusive luxury hotels blend scarcity, private access and conservation, drawing ultra-wealthy travelers seeking rare experiences.

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Africa’s luxury hotel industry is changing in ways that are subtle but significant.
Africa luxury hotels

Inside Africa’s luxury hotels embracing wellness and smart technology

At a Glance Africa’s luxury hotel industry is changing in ways that are subtle but significant. High-end properties across the continent are no longer competing only on views, thread count or exclusivity. Instead, they are reshaping the guest experience around wellness, smart technology and sustainability, while leaning into the natural and cultural assets that make Africa distinct.  From safari lodges overlooking the Serengeti to beach resorts along the Indian Ocean, operators are responding to a shift in traveler priorities. Affluent…

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The Nature Trail has quickly become a fixed date on the local sporting calendar
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Seychelles to host third nature trail in May 2026

At a Glance Seychelles is pressing ahead with plans to grow its sports tourism sector, confirming the return of the Seychelles Nature Trail (SNT) for a third edition on May 16, 2026. The race will again take place on Mahé, the country’s main island, following strong participation and international interest during the August edition earlier this year.  Tourism officials say the event reflects a clear shift in strategy as the Indian Ocean nation looks beyond its long-standing appeal as a…

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A wide mix of countries has confirmed official participation, underlining the continent’s range.
African tourism

African nations expand footprint at FITUR 2026 tourism fair

At a Glance Africa is preparing a broader and more unified presence at FITUR 2026, one of the world’s leading travel trade fairs, as countries across the continent step up efforts to draw tourists, investors and airline partners. The event, set for January in Madrid, comes as European interest in African travel shows renewed strength.  Improving air links, wider travel options and closer cooperation between governments and private operators are helping reshape how African destinations are presented abroad. Tourism officials…

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IHG debuts first Kimpton hotel in Morocco

IHG launches its first Kimpton hotel in Marrakech, Morocco, blending design, wellness, and local charm.

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Ghana’s Highlife music and dance, one of West Africa’s best-known sounds
Africa culture

African music and traditions gain UNESCO heritage status in 2025

At a Glance Africa’s cultural presence expanded on the world stage in 2025 as UNESCO added a new group of the continent’s music, rituals, crafts and foods to its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The decision was announced Dec. 10 at the 20th session of UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Committee in New Delhi.  The additions reflect how traditions rooted in daily life continue to shape identity and social bonds across Africa. Rather than relics of the past, these…

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