Kenya, Sept 17 – Kenya is looking to more than double the number of tourists visiting the country from the Middle East by expanding air connectivity, increasing destination marketing and using investment and diaspora networks to attract more visitors
Author: Martin Akuma
Pat Cummins, Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne Australia captain Pat Cummins expects the Test team could encounter some hostility when it returns to South Africa for its first red-ball tour there since the infamous Sandpaper Gate scandal of 2018.Australia are scheduled to play three ODIs and three Tests in South Africa. Although the Australians have…
When conflict erupted in the Middle East in 2026, the consequences were felt far beyond the region. One was the disruption to Gulf airspace. The ripple effects hit the global a
New air links connecting African destinations with the Gulf, Brazil, Asia and, increasingly, with one another are opening new tourism corridors — and could reshape where visitors travel and where tourism investment flows across the continent.
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The Esports Kenya Federation (ESKF), Kenya Tourism Board and Global Esports Federation (GEF) have entered a strategic partnership with the Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) aimed at using esports to promote Kenya as a leading tourism and digital destination.
Nigeria’s National Assembly has suspended official travel by lawmakers to South Africa and ordered them to boycott legislative events hosted by the country over continuing reports of xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other African nationals.
South Africa and Saudi Arabia have agreed to expand their tourism and travel partnerships to significantly improve the journey for thousands of Muslim pilgrims travelling to the Saudi kingdom.
South Africa and Saudi Arabia have taken a decisive step to strengthen tourism ties, focusing on improving the experience of South African pilgrims and Umrah visitors travelling to the kingdom.
Kenya says it will register undocumented Burundians and other East Africans living in the country, following days of anxiety over President William Ruto’s directive targeting foreigners in small-scale businesses.
