[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.
[Nile Post] The Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced new visa-free travel arrangements between Uganda and Egypt, and between Uganda and the United Arab Emirates, aimed at strengthening diplomatic relations and promoting trade.
[Nile Post] Security agencies have arrested a woman in Soroti City after recovering more than 260 passports and several other immigration-related documents during an intelligence-led operation conducted on Sunday morning.
[Daily News] Dar es Salaam — OVER 600 tourists aboard the luxury cruise ship Seven Seas Voyager visited the country on February 18-19, this year.
[Nile Post] The Minister of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Colonel Tom Butime, has expressed concern over the recent negative publicity surrounding Uganda Airlines, warning that the controversy is already affecting Uganda’s tourism sector.
[Ghanaian Times] JANUARY’S Black Greek chartering illustrates how organised diaspora networks drive off-season tourism, social investment, and long-term economic engagement in Ghana.
[Daily News] Zanzibar — POLITICIANS have been urged to stop misleading the public over claims of double taxation on goods transported between Zanzibar and mainland Tanzania.
[Leadership] The UK Visas & Immigration is continuing its transition to a fully digital border as UK Visas Go Digital for Nigerian travellers, a statement issued on Monday by Senior Communications Officer at the British High Commission in Abuja, Onyinye Madu, said.