[Vanguard] Omobayowa Akintunde of Iriri Art Gallery has highlighted how partnerships between the art sector and the hospitality industry are enhancing Nigeria’s position in experiential tourism.
[Namibian] Namibia faces a critical shortage of pilots and flight instructors, threatening the aviation industry and tourism as a whole.
[L’Express] Last week, I travelled to and from Rodrigues with Air Mauritius. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that I would have to translate the announcements into Creole before take-off and landing.The pilot provided weather updates for both Rodrigues and Mauritius in English and French. My elderly chachi, sitting beside me with her…
Details[Leadership] Government ministers in Senegal have been banned from all non-essential foreign travel following the rise in the price of oil resulting from the conflict in Iran, the prime minister has announced.
[ENA] Addis Ababa — The comprehensive reform initiatives undertaken by the government have made Ethiopia one of the fastest growing tourism industries in the world, according to Ministry of Tourism.
[New Times] Musanze District has unveiled a $75 million plan (approx. Rwf109.2 billion) to develop the Rwanda’s ancient coronation site into a cultural tourism destination.
[263Chat] State-owned telecommunications company NetOne has signed a strategic partnership with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) aimed at accelerating digital transformation in the country’s tourism sector.
[Premium Times] Travelling through Lesotho offers more than a visual spectacle, revealing a country where history, culture and landscape exist in constant dialogue. From bustling border towns to the historic stronghold of Thaba Bosiu, the journey traces the evolution of a nation shaped by both conflict and cooperation.
[Vanguard] A new phase in tourism development may be underway in Katsina State as the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria has pledged a strategic partnership with the state government to unlock and promote its cultural tourism potential.
[Vanguard] The Director-General of the Nigerian Tourism Development Authority (NTDA), Ola Awakan, has unveiled an ambitious roadmap to reposition Nigeria’s tourism sector, including the introduction of a “Naija Flavour Marketplace” and plans for an international Tourism City.