Tourism Education
Talk is cheap, airfare is not- Sean Mendis writes
If we had one dollar for every time the African Union or another regional bloc reiterated its commitment to open skies and easier travel, every African could probably afford the
Seychelles to mark historic first national commemoration of the abolition of slavery on February 1
Seychelles will, for the first time in its history, officially commemorate the Abolition of Slavery on 1st February, marking what the Government has described as a historic and deeply significant
Speed does Africa- One journey, One Africa, many expriences and the future of youth driven tourism
When American streamer and YouTube creator Darren Watkins Jr., globally known as IShowSpeed, embarked on his African tour titled Speed Does Africa, few could have predicted its resonance beyond viral moments and social media
Dr. George Manyaya appointed Chief Executive Officer of Zimbabwe Tourism Authority
The Board of the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has announced the appointment of Dr. George Munyaradzi Manyaya as the new Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 February 2026, in a move
Africa in Focus: Global travel megatrends converge on the Continent
African tourism is moving into a decisive period of growth as destinations across the continent capitalize on an emerging middle class, mounting inbound tourism arrivals and record-high hotel development activity.
FITUR 2026 closes with a strong boost to Global Tourism, Reaffirming its International Leadership
The International Tourism Trade Fair, organised by IFEMA MADRID, has closed its doors with a positive outcome, reaffirming its strong convening power by slightly surpassing 255,000 visitors over its five days. During the