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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Waterfall City unveils $45 million hotel, conference expansion in Johannesburg

Attacq

Waterfall City project: $45 million hotel, conference expansion in Africa

Attacq Waterfall Investment Company and Rabie Property Group have committed $45 million to expand Waterfall City with a new conference centre and hotel, strengthening Johannesburg’s role in Africa’s business tourism and meetings industry. The project adds fresh capacity to a market that has seen rising demand for large corporate gatherings and international conventions. The development reflects a broader shift in how companies are planning events, with a stronger focus on integrated precincts that combine accommodation, office space and leisure facilities…

Oluwatosin Alao April 13, 2026

Johannesburg

South Africa’s Michelangelo Hotel shuts amid ownership battle at legacy

Michelangelo Hotel in Sandton remains shut as a takeover battle between Legacy shareholders heads to appeal, leaving the landmark property idle.

Timilehin Adejumobi April 12, 2026

Durban cruise terminal

Queen Mary 2 docks in Durban, boosting cruise tourism

Queen Mary 2’s Durban stop brought 4,500 visitors, boosting cruise tourism and highlighting growing global interest in South Africa’s port city.

Timilehin Adejumobi April 11, 2026

African heritage hotels

Hotel Cardoso: Maputo’s cliffside icon of modern luxury

Hotel Cardoso rises above Maputo Bay, combining heritage architecture with modern comfort for business and leisure travelers.

Timilehin Adejumobi April 11, 2026

Tripoli Zoo reopens, offering Libyan families a rare escape

Africa Travel

Tripoli zoo reopens, offering Libyans rare escape from conflict

After nearly two decades behind closed gates, the Tripoli Zoo has reopened, giving families in Tripoli a place to gather again. For many, it is a small but meaningful break from years of conflict that reshaped daily life. The return of visitors to one of the capital’s largest public spaces reflects a cautious sense of relief. Libya remains divided and under economic strain, but the reopening points to modest progress as authorities try to restore basic services and public venues. …

Oluwatosin Alao April 10, 2026

Nzovu Rundu offers luxury tents, family units and private plunge pools

Kafue National Park

Shearzone Safaris opens Nzovu Rundu camp in Zambia’s Lower Zambezi

SHEARZONE Safaris is widening its footprint in Zambia’s tourism sector with the planned opening of Nzovu Rundu Luxury Camp in the Lower Zambezi, set for July. The move adds to growing competition among safari operators targeting high-end travelers across Southern Africa. The new camp marks the company’s entry into the Lower Zambezi, a riverfront region known for its dense wildlife and scenic landscapes. The area has become a key draw for international visitors, competing with established safari destinations in Botswana…

Oluwatosin Alao April 10, 2026

Radisson Blu leads premium segment; Radisson grows via conversions

African Hospitality

Radisson expands in South Africa with 155-room Umhlanga project

Radisson Hotel Group is stepping up its expansion in Africa, with South Africa at the center of its latest push. The company plans a 155-room serviced apartment project in Umhlanga, a fast-growing coastal business district near Durban. The investment reflects renewed interest in Africa’s hospitality sector, as international hotel operators respond to a steady pickup in business travel and tourism. South Africa remains a key entry point, supported by developed infrastructure, strong corporate demand and well-known travel routes. Across the…

Oluwatosin Alao April 9, 2026