UN Tourism: 2nd Africa/Americas Summit fixed for 8-10 April in Zambia

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After a successful debut in the Dominican Republic, the 2nd UN Tourism Africa & Americas Summit heads to Livingstone, Zambia, from 8–10 April 2025. Co-organised by UN Tourism and Zambia’s Ministry of Tourism, the summit will convene Tourism Ministers, senior officials, and key industry leaders from both continents to advance investment, regional cooperation, and sustainable tourism growth.

This year’s discussions will centre on enhancing air connectivity, strengthening resilience, driving investment, and expanding education and skills development. With these priorities, the summit aims to unlock fresh opportunities, accelerate economic progress, and build a more inclusive, sustainable future for Africa and the Americas

Save the dates for April 8-10, 2025, in Livingstone, Zambia, to join experts in the industry in influencing the direction of tourism.

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