Africa Tourism Research Network (ATRN), dedicated to advocating for higher standards in travel and tourism research, analysis, and marketing, yesterday launched in Accra, Ghana.
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The International LGBTQ+ Travel Association Foundation will showcase its enhanced partnership with World Travel Market (WTM) Africa to power this year’s EQUAL Africa in Cape Town on 3 April.
IGLTA Foundation Promotes LGBTQ+ Travel at EQUAL Africa in Cape Town Read More »
The total investable wealth currently held on the African continent amounts to USD 2.4 trillion and its millionaire population is expected to rise by 42% over the next 10 years. The latest 2023 Africa Wealth
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This year’s African Hotel Chain Development Pipeline report documented and analyzed the number of hotels being planned and built across the continent.
Hotel Chain Development Pipelines in Africa 2023 Read More »
Travel professionals at ITB Berlin 2023 are informed about the business opportunities and prospects offered in East Africa today.
East Africa Tourist Visa Aims to Boost Tourism in the Region Read More »
The 5th Africa Tourism Leadership Forum (ATLF) and Awards are scheduled to take place from 24 to 26 October.
Building on the enthusiastic response from the recent report that the US was South Africa’s top source market for overseas travel in 2021, top executives from South African Tourism launched a series of Global Advocacy
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FIFA, the French Development Agency (AFD) and the NGO Plan International France are joining forces to launch the Championnes programme in Togo, Guinea and Benin. The goal? To empower girls and promote gender equality through football.
Since 2016 under the leadership of the Gianni Infantino, who succeeded the controversial Joseph Blatter, spending has increased considerably to FIFA’s 211 football federations.
Radisson Hotel Group adds six new hotels to its African portfolio, bringing the total to almost 100 hotels across 32 African markets.
