Africa
Southern Africa is making a clear statement about the future of its tourism economy: collaboration, not competition, will drive the next phase of growth. On
May 13, 2026
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Southern Africa is making a clear statement about the future of its tourism economy: collaboration, not competition, will drive the next phase of growth. On
President Cyril Ramaphosa today officially opened Africa’s Travel Indaba and the 2026 trade floor in Durban, positioning tourism as a central pillar of Africa’s economic
Francis Doku, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal President Cyril Ramaphosa will today officially open Africa’s Travel Indaba at the Durban International Convention Centre, setting the tone for three
Africa’s race to capture a share of the world’s largest outbound travel market moved decisively into focus at World Travel Market Africa, with the release
Africa Meets Insight Angola has officially launched the Angola Convention Bureau (ACB), marking a decisive shift in how the country intends to grow its tourism
After a short hiatus in 2025, the Africa Tourism Leadership Forum 2026 is making a highly anticipated return this year, with organisers promising one of
GMID Explained – Why Global Meetings Industry Day Matters Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) is an annual global advocacy initiative that highlights the economic, social
Zambia is sharpening its tourism growth ambitions through the Zambia Travel Expo (ZATEX), positioning the event as a central marketplace for partnerships, investment and deal-making
The African Marketing Confederation (AMC) has announced a significant leadership transition, appointing Matongo Matamwandi as its new President with effect from 24 April 2026. The
Angola has taken a decisive step towards positioning itself as an emerging meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions destination with the establishment of the Angola Convention
