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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Malawi’s visa policy move could reshape African tourism

At a Glance Malawi is preparing a sharp shift in its visa policy that could redraw travel patterns across Southern Africa and test the country’s appeal with international visitors. The government plans to end visa-free access for most foreign nationals and replace it with a system based strictly on reciprocity.  Finance Minister Simplex Chithyola Banda unveiled the proposal in November 2025. It now awaits parliamentary approval. If passed, travelers from countries that require visas for Malawians would face the same…

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Accor partners with Mayan for five new African Hotels

Accor and Mayan partner to develop five new hotels, boosting tourism growth and investment across Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Madagascar targets global tourists with nationwide image reset

At a Glance Madagascar is stepping back onto the global tourism stage with a coordinated campaign to rebuild trust, visibility and confidence among international travelers. The Indian Ocean island, known for its rare wildlife and diverse landscapes, is betting that a unified message can help it compete again for long-haul visitors.  The effort comes as global travel continues its steady recovery, with tourists placing growing weight on safety, reliability and value. For Madagascar, where tourism supports thousands of jobs and…

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Why Zanzibar tourism is surging in 2025 with 743,000 visitors

Zanzibar sets a new tourism record in 2025 as international arrivals surpass 743,000, driven by stronger air access and rising long-haul demand.

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Kenya seeks $1.5 billion Chinese boost for highway upgrades

At a Glance Kenya is set to break ground this Friday on a $1.5 billion highway expansion, partnering with two Chinese state-owned companies in a major effort to modernize its transport infrastructure. The project signals Beijing’s renewed focus on strategic African corridors after a pause in large-scale infrastructure investment.  Officials say the highway initiative will be funded through a mix of debt and equity, reflecting a cautious approach to borrowing amid rising concerns over unsustainable debt levels. “We don’t have…

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Seychelles eyes MICE boom following 12% tourist jump

At a Glance Seychelles is emerging as a rising star in global business tourism after reporting a 12% increase in international arrivals this year. The island nation drew attention at IBTM World 2025 in Barcelona, one of the world’s leading meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) events. Tourism officials used the platform to showcase the sector’s recovery and outline plans to expand beyond traditional leisure travel.  At the event, Seychelles’ delegation highlighted the country’s readiness to host corporate gatherings, pointing…

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Why U.S. travel agencies are pushing luxury Africa packages

Stronger air access fuels U.S. agency sales of high-end Africa itineraries.

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Mozambique’s Paradise Island set for major $102 million upgrade

At a Glance Mozambique is turning to high-end tourism to steady investor nerves and help lift an economy still finding its footing after months of political tension. A $102 million luxury resort development on Santa Carolina Island, also known as Paradise Island, is now at the center of that effort.  The project is one of the country’s boldest tourism bets in years, aimed at drawing global travelers back to its Indian Ocean coastline and signaling that Mozambique is again open…

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30 tallest buildings in Africa

Africa’s tallest towers are reshaping cities as new business hubs, signaling rising investment, urban growth and a shift in economic power across the continent.

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