Africa: Tanzania Halts $44 Insurance Fee Rollout, Tourism Sector Relieved but Wary
Tourism stakeholders in Tanzania have expressed cautious relief following the government’s decision to postpone the rollout of a proposed $44 mandatory travel…
Tourism stakeholders in Tanzania have expressed cautious relief following the government’s decision to postpone the rollout of a proposed $44 mandatory travel…
The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) 2024 Economic Impact Research (EIR) highlights a milestone year for Kenya’s Travel & Tourism sector,…
While addressing a gathering of African leaders and international dignitaries, Tanzania president Samia Suluhu Hasan has emphasized that it was high time…
Tourism Experts converge for 2nd IHTEF By Friday Nwosu Gladiators in the tourism and hospitality industry in Nigeria will be converging at…
New NTDC boss meets Stakeholders and media in Lagos, asks for collaboration By Renn Offor Mrs. Mariel Rae-Omoh, the acting Chief Executive…
Harnessing the power of tourism to build a better world Secretary General, World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), Taleb Rifai, has urged member nations…
The Niger government is working out a deal with a Canadian based tourism investor to develop Gurara waterfalls, Mr Jonathan Vatsa, the…
by Memory Dube Tuesday, September 27, 2016 marks World Tourism Day, organized by the World Tourism Organization which is a special United…
By Kennedy Kangethe, Kenya’s air travel sector is the most improved in Sub–Saharan Africa from January to August 2016—according to a travel…
“One of our Vice Presidents Phelekezela Mphoko will officially open this year’s Sanganai/Hlanganani Tourism Expo. The official opening will be on Friday,”…