Botswana strengthens responsible tourism through policy reforms, community empowerment, and sustainability, positioning travel as a key economic growth driver.
Africa introduces stricter tourism rules in 2025 as Egypt joins Kenya, Tanzania, and others to curb overtourism and protect heritage and wildlife.
Luanda hosts a transformative UN Tourism-ICAO conference, uniting African nations to boost connectivity, simplify visas, and elevate aviation and tourism.
The Uganda Tourism Board kicks off the 8th Great Africa Cycling Safari, a 55-day, 6,000 km eco-tourism journey through Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya & Tanzania.
Horoni Falls in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe rises as a prime eco-tourism destination, offering immersive nature and cultural experiences for global adventure travelers.
South Africa announces 2026 dates for Meetings Africa (Feb 23–25) and Africa’s Travel Indaba (May 11–14), boosting tourism, MICE, and intra-continental travel.
