[Independent (Kampala)] Fort Portal — A delegation from the European Tour Group is in Fort Portal as part of an eight-day fact-finding mission aimed at assessing Uganda’s golf courses and the tourism potential surrounding them.
[Ghanaian Times] THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has advised Ghanaians to avoid non-essential travel to and from the Middle East amid escalating hostilities that are raising serious security concerns.
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba — Ethiopian Airlines has announced updated suspension of flights to and from multiple Middle East destinations due to ongoing airspace closures across the region, the airline said in a statement.
[Premium Times] The UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority says the country’s airports and national carriers have handled approximately 20,200 passengers affected by recent flight changes.
[New Dawn] Monrovia — Liberia’s Vice President, serving as President of the Senate, has called on senators to back the country’s tourism sector with decisive action and increased budgetary support.
[Nile Post] Team Uganda intensified its tourism marketing drive in Europe with a high-level networking engagement in Ghent, Belgium, aimed at expanding the country’s footprint within the BENELUX region.
[SAnews.gov.za] Data from payment provider, Yoco, shows that during December 2025, Cape Town, Stellenbosch and Plettenberg Bay accounted for 67% of all international visitor payments across the country.
[263Chat] One of the Lock brothers, Benjamin is excited with developments at The Hills Luxury Golf Estate to the extent he has committed to bringing his tennis and golf friends to Harare to experience the city’s developing golf estate.
[263Chat] Zimbabwe will host a series of high-level United Nations tourism meetings in April 2026, in what ministers have described as a major diplomatic and economic milestone for the country.
[AIM] Maputo — Tourism has been halted for over a month in Limpopo National Park (PNL), in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza, because of the floods that hit much of southern and central Mozambique in January.