Tag: African tourism

Tanzania, Eswatini deepen ties with focus on trade, investment and tourism

Tanzania and Eswatini deepen trade, investment and tourism ties as both countries seek stronger economic cooperation and new business opportunities.

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Four Zambian safari lodges unite under one luxury travel brand

Zambia Luxury Lodge Collection unites four luxury safari lodges, boosting Zambia's premium wildlife tourism and conservation.

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Kwetsani Camp reopens in Botswana’s Okavango Delta after major redesign   

Kwetsani Camp has reopened in Botswana's Okavango Delta with redesigned luxury suites, solar power and immersive safari experiences.

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andBeyond opens Suyian Homestead, a private luxury safari retreat in Kenya  

andBeyond launches Suyian Homestead Kenya, a private safari retreat blending luxury hospitality, wildlife conservation and exclusivity.

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Why Kenya remains Africa’s luxury safari capital

Kenya Luxury Safari Capital status grows as premium safaris, luxury lodges and conservation attract global travelers.

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Sugar Beach Mauritius: Where luxury meets island elegance

Sugar Beach Mauritius offers beachfront luxury, sunset views, fine dining, and wellness experiences on Africa’s top island escape

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Kavango Zambezi launches Africa’s first cross-border birdwatching route

A vast conservation landscape spanning five southern African countries is being promoted as a single birdwatching destination, opening new opportunities for wildlife tourism across the region. Tourism officials say the initiative reflects growing interest in nature travel and birdwatching across Africa.  The new route forms part of the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA), one of the world’s largest…

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AfDB and AU urge visa-free travel across Africa to boost trade and tourism

Economic growth across Africa continues to be slowed by one simple but persistent obstacle: restricted movement. At a recent High-Level Symposium on Advancing a Visa-Free Africa for Economic Prosperity, leaders from the African Development Bank Group and the African Union Commission called on countries to make visa-free travel a priority. They said easing movement would unlock trade, boost tourism, and…

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Egypt’s Aswan wins D-8 tourist City honor

Aswan has been named “Tourist City of the Year” for 2026 by the Developing-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation, marking the second straight year the southern Egyptian city has received the honor. The recognition followed a competitive process that included nominations from cities in Azerbaijan, Iran and Pakistan.  The award reflects close coordination between Egypt’s foreign affairs and tourism authorities, who…

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Zanzibar lands Essence of Africa’s 2026

After a successful second edition on Kenya’s coast, Essence of Africa has announced that its third edition will take place at Diamonds Bijoux in Zanzibar from Oct. 20–22, 2026. The event continues its mission to showcase Africa’s top tourism destinations while connecting international buyers with African suppliers.  The decision to host the forum in Zanzibar reflects growing global interest in…

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Why Ethiopia’s ambitious largest airport in Africa will fuel tourism

Ethiopia is building a $12.5 billion Bishoftu airport to ease capacity strain, expand routes and turn Addis Ababa into a tourism-driven aviation hub.

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Inside Southern Africa’s largest tourism group, Tourvest, owned by Robert Gumede

Tourvest, owned by Robert Gumede, is Southern Africa’s largest tourism group, spanning travel, hotels, duty-free retail and forex across 60 brands.

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