Africa tourism grows 4% in early 2026 as Morocco, South Africa, Egypt, Kenya and more destinations expand safaris, culture and adventure travel
Read MoreKenya and Seychelles are strengthening tourism cooperation to attract North American travellers with combined safari, island and multi-destination holidays
Read MoreKenya Airways and Seychelles are connecting safari and island experiences, giving US travellers a two-country African holiday option.
Read MoreKenya tourism is accelerating in 2026 with stronger arrivals, digital travel access, diverse experiences and sustainability-focused tourism development
Read MoreEgypt, Morocco, Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania are expanding tourism investment, infrastructure and visitor experiences across Africa
Read MoreKenya strengthens tourism through Maasai Mara safaris, improved air connectivity and rising international visitor demand in 2026
Read MoreNigeria, Rwanda, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa are reshaping African tourism through heritage preservation, smart infrastructure and sustainable growth.
Read MoreAfrica’s tourism competition is no longer just about who welcomes the most visitors—it’s increasingly about who earns the most from every traveller. Tanzania has emerged as the standout performer in 2025, overtaking neighbouring Kenya in tourism revenue despite attracting fewer international arrivals. The country generated an impressive US$4.41 billion in tourism receipts while welcoming approximately...
Read MoreGhana, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Senegal strengthen tourism links with Singapore through growing travel demand, business, education and connectivity
Read MoreRwanda records strong tourism growth as the Democratic Republic of Congo becomes its largest visitor source market in the first half of 2026
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