Namibia tourism

Africa tourism grows 4% in early 2026 as Morocco, South Africa, Egypt, Kenya and more destinations expand safaris, culture and adventure travel

Zimbabwe, Namibia and neighbouring African markets are driving a 14% rise in regional arrivals to South Africa as cross-border tourism expands

Namibia tourism is upgrading Etosha and Kamanjab-Khorixas roads, improving safari access while the Khorixas-Uis link remains in planning.

Angola expands experiential tourism through local travel innovation, sustainable growth and cultural experiences alongside Namibia

Namibia relocates 575 wild animals from Etosha National Park to community conservancies, boosting wildlife conservation and sustainable tourism

Namibia, Hawaii, and South Africa showcase breathtaking yet hazardous coastal destinations where adventure tourism meets dramatic natural landscapes

Namibia advises travellers that Duwisib Castle remains closed while road trips to Sossusvlei, Lüderitz and the Namib Desert continue with itinerary adjustments

Namibia records tourism growth as visitors from South Africa, Germany, the United States, the UK and China boost safari, wildlife and adventure travel

South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana record declining tourist arrivals in 2026, reshaping African regional tourism

Namibia and China deepen tourism cooperation through a new media partnership, promoting Namibia's wildlife, landscapes and cultural attractions to Chinese travellers

Morocco, South Africa and Africa Tourism Now Boom as Wildlife, Heritage and Beaches Welcome More Travellers

Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa Ignite a New Tourism Wave as Regional Arrivals Surge 14%

Namibia, Etosha and Kamanjab Reshape Safari Routes as Uis Link Awaits Progress

Angola Strengthens Its Tourism Future Alongside Namibia by Transforming Luanda into a Gateway for Authentic Cultural and Nature Experiences—Could This Be Southern Africa’s Most Exciting Emerging Destination?

Namibia and Botswana Rewrite the Future of African Safari Tourism as Etosha National Park Relocates 575 Wild Animals—Could This Be a New Era for Wildlife Conservation?

Namibia, Hawaii and South Africa Are Home to the World’s Most Breathtaking Yet Dangerous Coastal Escapes, Would You Dare to Experience Nature at Its Wildest?

From Sossusvlei’s Towering Red Dunes to Lüderitz’s Historic Coastline, Namibia Now Encourages Travellers to Rethink Their Road Trips as Duwisib Castle Awaits Its Next Chapter

Namibia’s Windhoek, Etosha National Park, Sossusvlei and Swakopmund Capture the World’s Imagination as South Africa, Germany, the United States, the UK and China Drive a New Era of African Wildlife Tourism

South Africa’s Cape Town, Johannesburg and Kruger National Park Now Joins Namibia’s Windhoek, Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls, Kenya’s Nairobi, Nigeria’s Lagos and Ghana’s Accra as Tourist Arrivals Decline for Six Consecutive Months in 2026: Is African Tourism Losing Momentum?

Namibia Opens Its Spectacular Wildlife and Desert Landscapes to More Chinese Visitors, Is This Africa’s Next Tourism Success Story?