[Mauritius Tourism] The Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA) stepped up its presence at the ITB Tourism fair in Berlin with one of the fair’s largest stand bringing together major local stakeholders to promote our unique tropical island destination.
[Ghanaian Times] THE University of Ghana (UG) has signed an agreement with Prime Premier Haven Limited for the construction of a 10,130-bed hostel facility to ease accommodation challenges on campus.
[ANGOP] Berlin — The Angolan tourism sector obtained revenues of around 667 million US dollars in 2025, with a 30% increase in international arrivals, announced the Minister of State for Economic Coordination, José de Lima Massano, on Wednesday in Berlin, Germany.
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Kenya has launched a bold new global tourism campaign, “Experience Wonder,” designed to elevate the country’s international profile and strengthen its position as a top travel destination.
[Nile Post] Mbarara District Council has tabled a proposed budget of Shs41 billion for the 2026/2027 financial year, representing an increase of Shs11 billion from the Shs30 billion approved for the 2025/2026 financial year.
[Daily Maverick] The Department of International Relations and Cooperation has urgently advised more than 6,400 citizens in the Middle East to evacuate via limited commercial flights as attacks and regional instability escalate.
[ANGOP] Berlin — Angola confirmed on Tuesday in Germany its status as the third African country to host the Berlin International Tourism Fair (ITB) 2026, with the ribbon-cutting ceremony that marked the beginning of the world’s largest tourism showcase.
[Namibian] An unspecified number of Namibians are stranded at Dubai International Airport following the closure of the airspace as escalating conflict between Iran, the United States (US), and Israel raises safety and economic concerns.
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Kenya Airways will operate special repatriation flights between Nairobi and Dubai this week, offering stranded passengers a limited window to travel after days of disruption triggered by regional military tensions and the temporary closure of United Arab Emirates airspace.
[New Zimbabwe] Former Tourism minister Walter Mzembi on Tuesday mounted a defence before High Court judge Benjamin Chikowero, insisting the television sets he is accused of illegally donating to major churches were part of a Cabinet-approved strategy to boost revenue through religious and sports tourism.