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Author: Martin Akuma
There were 2,134 press releases posted in the last 24 hours and 484,073 in the last 365 days.
Gazelle Safari Company, an award-winning African destination management company (DMC), has entered into a strategic partnership with Extra Mile Representation to strengthen its presence in the Indian outbound travel market.
By Martin Akuma ABS News Desk | August 4, 2026 YAOUNDÉ — Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, absent from his country for 58 days and unseen in public since May 20, signed three presidential decrees on Monday reshuffling the country’s senior military leadership — a sweeping reorganisation of command announced on national radio while the man who supposedly signed it remains bedridden in a Geneva clinic thousands of miles away. The decrees promoted the head of the Presidential Guard from colonel to brigadier general and replaced commanders in four of Cameroon’s five joint military regions. The reshuffle, one of the most…
OurAfrica.Travel is delighted to announce that its next virtual trade show will take place from 22 – 26 February 2027, so please “Save the Dates” now in your tourism calendars and feel free to register your interest in attending as an exhibitor or buyer on their website now.
South Africa strengthened its recovery in the first half of 2026, welcoming 5.58 million international visitors as rising demand from across the continent helped sustain one of the industry’s strongest growth rates since the pandemic.
Of all seven continents we planned to visit this year, Africa was the only one we intentionally planned well in advance and the one I was most excited about. Part of that excitement came from knowing our primary mode of transportation would be a caravan rather than our own two feet, but mostly it was…
Kenya, July 31, 2026 – The Government has announced fresh investments in the recruitment, training and welfare of wildlife rangers as part of an ambitious plan to strengthen conservation and protect Kenya’s multi-billion-shilling tourism industry.
Travelers across African cities—from Lagos in Nigeria to Kampala in Uganda—face mounting uncertainty as volatile currencies reshape the tourism landscape. The shift toward market-determined exchange rates, while designed to attract investment, has instead complicated cross-border travel and forced a pivot toward domestic tourism across multiple economies.
Kenya will host over 10,000 delegates from 40 countries globally during the 16th edition of the Magical Kenya Travel Expo (MKTE), marking the event’s largest attendance yet as the country drives toward a target of 5 million international arrivals by end of 2027.
