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.

Latest Tourism News

Festive lights return as Cape Town opens holiday season

At a Glance Cape Town is preparing for one of its most anticipated public events as the Festive Lights Switch-On returns to the Grand Parade on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2025. The celebration, now in its 56th year, has long marked the unofficial start of the city’s holiday season, drawing tens of thousands of residents and visitors into the historic city center.  For many Capetonians, the switch-on is more than a tradition—it’s a moment that signals the beginning of long summer…

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Angola’s emerging luxury hospitality market to watch

Angola leverages oil revenue to boost high-end tourism.

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15 most affluent cities in Africa

Africa’s richest cities are rising as powerful hubs for wealth, innovation, and investment, driven by billionaires and fast-growing industries.

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How tourism is shaping Tanzania’s economy

Tourism’s rebound is lifting Tanzania’s economy as arrivals rise, spending spreads across sectors and officials push for higher-value travel.

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21 biggest trade fair complexes in Africa

Africa’s biggest trade fair complexes strengthen investment, market access and regional growth across key markets.

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Why Nairobi is drawing more travelers than ever

Nairobi is drawing record travelers with its mix of wildlife, culture, business energy and warm hospitality that makes the city a destination on its own.

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Tanzania addresses tourist concerns after false reports spread

At a Glance Tanzania is reassuring international travelers after recent reports raised concerns over safety in the East African nation. Government officials stressed that the country remains secure, stable, and open to visitors, emphasizing its appeal as a world-class tourism destination.  With renowned natural landmarks, including Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and the idyllic beaches of Zanzibar, Tanzania continues to draw millions of tourists each year. Dar es Salaam, the country’s commercial hub, also offers vibrant cultural experiences, reinforcing…

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Hapoor Dam restoration begins at Addo park to protect wildlife

At a Glance Addo Elephant National Park, one of South Africa’s busiest wildlife destinations, has begun a major restoration of the Hapoor Dam as part of a wider push to secure long-term water access for its animals. The landmark waterhole, known for close-up elephant sightings, has deteriorated in recent years as shifting ground conditions made it harder—and in some cases unsafe—for smaller species to reach the water.  Park officials say they have seen growing pressure on water sources as visitor…

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Thonga Beach Lodge, Mabibi community protect heritage and empower future

Thonga Beach Lodge and the Mabibi community protect heritage

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