Ethiopian Airlines Partners with Marriott's Loyalty Program
Mauritius Launches Its First Dedicated Art & Culture Investment Summit
Mauritius is set to host the inaugural Mauritius Art and Culture Investment Summit (MACIS), as the island nation sets to transform itself into a leading art and cultural-tourism destination across Africa and the Indian Ocean region.
CFAO Mobility Kenya Commits KSh 48.5Mn to 2026 WRC Safari Rally
CFAO Mobility Kenya has committed KShs 48.5 million to support the organization of the 2026 Safari Rally Kenya, part of the World Rally Championship calendar. The funding will also support driver training initiatives and grassroots motorsport development aimed at nurturing future rally talent in Kenya.
Kenya's New Tourism Positioning Has a Billion-Dollar Blind Spot
East Africa is selling the dream. But the infrastructure to deliver it — for every traveller — is only just beginning to be built.Tatu City Bets on Wildlife Sanctuary to Anchor Tourism Push in Kiambu
Kiambu County could soon add conservation tourism to its economic profile after Tatu City Limited submitted an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) study to the National Environment Management AuthorityKenya's Airport Workers End Strike on Second Day
A labour strike at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) ended on its second day, after forcing airlines to adjust schedules, and disrupting flights in and out of East Africa’s busiest air hubJKIA Traffic Surges in Holiday Boom, North America Traffic Picks Up
Kisumu Is Approaching Its Ceiling as a Tourism Destination
Kisumu’s ambition to position itself as western Kenya’s conference and business tourism hub is increasingly colliding with a structural gapKenya’s Arrivals Hit Record 2.39 Million in 2024 as Visa Reforms Lift Tourism
Kenya’s international arrivals jumped to a record 2.39 million in 2024, boosted by the government’s shift to visa-free entry and streamlined travel authorisation systems aimed at lowering barriersLaikipia's Aviation Traffic Picks Up as Conservancy Tourism Rebounds
Passenger traffic through Nanyuki Airstrip has surged for a second straight year, driven by renewed momentum for Laikipia’s high-end tourism circuitKenya's Wildlife Compensation Backlog Hits KSh 3.5 Billion
Thousands of Kenyans who have lost relatives, livestock, or property to wildlife attacks are still waiting for government compensation, as the backlog of unpaid claims has ballooned to KSh 3.5 billion.The UAE to Invest US$6bn in Africa's Tourism Sectors
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to invest over 100 projects worth a total of US$6bn in Africa's travel and hospitality sector
