tourism
-
in Short
Tunisia : Majda Tunisia Holding Boosts Family Tourism in Tabarka with New Hotel Unit
Qatari group Majda Tunisia Holding expands in Tabarka with a new family-oriented hotel unit, building on the success of the…
Lire la suite » -
in Short
Kenya : GDP growth projected between 5% and 5.4%
Nairobi – The Kenyan economy is expected to experience moderate growth in 2025, according to the latest market outlook by…
Lire la suite » -
in Short
National Geographic : Senegal, Tunisia, and South Africa feature among the 25 best places to visit in 2025
Senegal, Tunisia, and South Africa feature among the 25 best places to visit in 2025, according to National Geographic. In Tunisia,…
Lire la suite » -
in Short
Zambia : Visa exemption extended to 53 new countries starting in 2025
Starting in January 2025, Zambia will extend its visa exemption to 53 new countries, including Liberia and Morocco, bringing the…
Lire la suite » -
in Short
Tunisia : over 10 million visitors expected in 2024
Helmi Hassine, Director of ONTT, announced a 7.8% increase in tourists visiting Tunisia from January to November 2024. Projections suggest…
Lire la suite » -
The month of record
Football : major economic impacts
By Bilkyss MentariAs Côte d’Ivoire prepared to host the second AFCON in its history, after the one in 1984, President…
Lire la suite » -
The month of record
FIA General Assembly in Rwanda : a milestone for the development of Motorsport in Africa
What do the FIA General Assemblies held in Kigali represent for Rwanda and the continent?First of all, it’s important to…
Lire la suite » -
in Short
2024 World Travel Awards: Tanzania takes the lead in Africa’s tourism
Tanzania has received significant recognition in the tourism and hospitality sector, winning five major awards at the 2024 World Travel…
Lire la suite » -
in Short
Ghana: Visa on arrival reintroduced for travellers at the end of the year
Ghana reintroduces visa on arrival for international visitors from December 1, 2024, to January 15, 2025. This key initiative aims…
Lire la suite » -
in Short
Cape Verde: 6% economic growth in 2024, according to the IMF
The IMF forecasts a robust 6% growth for Cape Verde in 2024, driven by the revival of tourism, dynamic exports,…
Lire la suite »