Agadir’s Tourism Booms: Over One Million Visitors in Eight Months
In 2025, the city of Agadir reached a historic milestone: for the first time, the destination—which includes Agadir, Taghazout Bay,…
Tag: Tourism in Africa
Benin Showcases Its Tourism Destination in Brazil at the Black Travel Summit 2025
This initiative reflects Benin’s commitment to promoting its tourism destination to the Brazilian public, Afro-descendant diasporas, and international tourism stakeholders,…
Hurghada Green City: Egypt Reviews Progress on Sustainable Tourism Project
The Egyptian government has recently reviewed progress on its Hurghada Green City initiative, a five-year program set to conclude in…
The 5 Best Safari Destinations in Africa
1. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya The Masai Mara is the ultimate African safari destination, famous for its endless plains…
Uganda Consulate-General in Mombasa Launches 4 th Uganda-Kenya Coast Tourism Conference, Exhibition and Fam Trip
The conference will be preceded by a Fam trip to the Kenya Coast by Ugandan tourism stakeholders from 22 nd…
“Air Transport and Tourism: Towards a More Integrated Africa, Say the UN and ICAO”
The second UN Tourism and ICAO Ministerial Conference on Tourism and Air Transport in Africa concluded with a unified call…
Tunisia: Tabarka – Ain Draham, unique destination combining recreational tourism
Data indicates that seven non-scheduled flights brought in 1,242 tourists and facilitated the departure of 1,029, contributing to 8,694 overnight…
Welcome to Benin: 72-Hour Visa-Free Entry for Cruise Tourists
This initiative is part of a broader strategy to upgrade the country’s national tourism offering, particularly in the cruise sector,…
Kinshasa Sets the Stage: “The Rumba Route for Peace” Connects Tourism and Culture
UN Tourism and the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo successfully cast a global spotlight on music and…
Rwanda. Giants of Africa 2025: More Than Just Basketball
On July 27, the BK Arena pulsed with the sound of drums, songs, and dance steps as 320 young boys…