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By Tourism Seychelles La Digue is a hidden gem and the smallest of the three main islands amongst the Seychelles archipelago, yet unique in personality and its distinctive way of life. Holidays in Seychelles are not complete without a trip to La Digue, and here’s why. Cycle Your Way Around the Whole Island It is […]
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By Anniey Mwangi We extend a warm and hearty welcome to all our readers, both new and returning, as this week we embark on a journey to explore the dynamic world of African trade and tourism. Africa, a continent of immense cultural diversity, breathtaking landscapes, and abundant resources, is poised for significant growth in the
African Trade and Tourism: Connecting for Growth Read More »
By Anniey Mwangi HamJambo! Welcome to our weekly segment where we discuss various issues in tourism in Africa. This week we are exploring the role of technology in African tourism. Tourism is an important sector for many African countries, as it generates income, creates jobs, and contributes to economic development. The rise of technology in
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By Anniey Mwangi Hello and welcome to another week’s insights. This week we look at the growing trend of wedding tourism and how Africa can tap into this trend. Without further ado let’s delve into it. For tourism and hospitality businesses, staying attuned to emerging trends is crucial for seizing new opportunities and expanding their
Wedding Tourism in Africa: Capitalizing on the Growing Trend Read More »
By ‘Niyi David As the world becomes more of a global village, the cultural identity of certain things or practices cannot be mistaken. Scots and kilts go together, chopsticks are Chinese, and the habesha kemis is to Ethiopians what the red shuka is to the Maasai of Kenya. Some cultures consider it offensive to extend
Cultural Diversity: More Thrills Than Shocks… Read More »
By Anniey Mwangi Hujambo and a happy new month! Our focus this week, is on exploring the potential of unique historical sites in Africa for the growth of tourism. Africa is a continent with a fascinating history and a rich cultural heritage that spans thousands of years. This continent has a wealth of unique attractions
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By Niyi David Located in the Mopti Region in Mali, the Cliff of Bandiagara (Land of the Dogons) is one of the most fascinating landscapes – archaeologically, ethnologically or geologically – in West Africa. Also referred to as Dogon Country, it is made up of three geological features: a sandstone plateau, an escarpment, and the
Cliff of Bandiagara: The Impressive Land of the Dogons Read More »
By Anniey Mwangi Hello and welcome back to our weekly blog. This week we will delve into linking tourism to climate action. Africa is home to some of the world’s most iconic tourist destinations, from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to the Victoria Falls in Zambia-Zimbabwe. Tourism is a vital sector for many African
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By Sandra Idossou Africa is beautiful, and each time I visit places, I wish Africans knew how blessed they were, so many hidden jewels that need to be discovered by all. One of such places is Ganvié, a beautiful historical lake city where life on water is as vibrant as on dry land. Take time to
Ganvié, Bénin Republic: Exploring the African Venice Read More »
By ‘Niyi David Situated in the northern part of the Albertine Rift Valley where the massive Bunyoro escarpment merges into the expansive palm-dotted Savannah of Acholi land, Murchison Falls National Park, the oldest and largest conservation area in Uganda, is one of the alluring pearls of the landlocked East African nation. First gazette in 1926 as a game reserve, Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda: So Much to See Read More »
