Egypt’s rebounding tourism threatens Red Sea corals
The Red Sea is a top scuba diving destination, but Egypt’s tourism sector was buffeted by a wave of
Tanzania’s tourism revenues jump 7% in 2018
Tanzania’s earnings from tourism jumped 7.13 % last year, helped by an increase in arrivals from
Kenya tourism not affected by terror attacks – High Commissioner
Terror attacks in Kenya in January have not had adverse effects on tourism to the East African
N West stakeholders call for more investment in rural tourism
Tourism stakeholders in the North West say more needs to be invested in developing unexplored
Tourism South Africa markets the country in Germany
Tourism South Africa will be marketing the country as a preferred tourism destination at the 53rd
Tunisia tourism revenues jump with record number of visitors
Tunisia’s tourism revenues jumped in 2018 to $1.36 billion as the country saw the arrival of a
East London ready for festive season
The Buffalo City Metro in the Eastern Cape says it’s ready to welcome the influx of holidaymakers
Northern Cape welcomes back singing competition finalist
After months of battling with other contestants on a South African singing competition and finally
Tourism and commerce bear brunt of Cameroon crisis
“For the peak season I would have about 280 persons climbing Mount Cameroon,” said John Ngomba, a
Hanekom welcomes relaxation of visa reforms
Tourism Minister, Derek Hanekom, has welcomed the relaxation of visa regulations that made it harder
UNWTO to increase investment in digital technology in tourism
The United Nations World Tourism Organisation has emphasised the need for increased investment in
More can be done to improve SA economy: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the economic conditions that the country is currently facing are in
African tourism alarmed by rhino, elephant losses
Animal conservation in Africa has suffered several setbacks in recent months prompting experts at an
Mpumalanga agricultural and wildlife show underway
Mpumalanga’s biggest trade show is underway in Mbombela.
Restoring life back into Pilgrims Rest
The old mining town of Pilgrims Rest in Mpumalanga might once again return to its former glory.
Durban July injects over R250 million into KZN economy
With around 50-thousand people having attended the annual horse-racing spectacle, the Vodacom
Tourism KZN happy with influx of visitors over Durban July
The Durban July weekend has seen an influx of thousands visitors to KwaZulu-Natal.
Tourism industry gets a boost
The Tourism industry has been given a more than 26 million rand shot in the arm. It’s aimed at
Rwanda becomes Arsenal’s official tourism partner
Rwanda has become the official tourism partner of English football club Arsenal FC, whose players
Western Cape government aims to improve cycle tourism industry
The Western Cape Department of Economic Development and Tourism today launched the second in a