Africa MICE industry

UN tourism chair urges visa reform across Africa; Arusha's airport gains international status; Nairobi’s Westlands rises as a business travel hub.

Cape Town welcomes a bold hospitality project; African airlines tap into high-growth routes; Tanzania announces mandatory travel insurance for incoming tourists.

Ghana’s Coconut Grove responds to stronger Cedi; corporate events regain traction globally; Africa readies for Experience Africa 2025 and South Africa’s first Glamping Expo.

Rovos Rail underscores luxury rail's resilience post-accident; Precision Air strengthens Tanzania’s aviation ties; Tanzania prepares to host global agents at major safari forum.

Tanzania trims tourism funds, incentive planners battle inflation and staffing, while hotel giants navigate the safari sector’s rugged terrain.

G20 Tourism meet in Durban pushes sustainability; Asia-Pacific travelers wield rising influence; Ethiopian expands access with versatile new aircraft.

Kenya turns to golf for high-end tourism; IHG adds 35 African hotels; Rovos Rail upholds luxury travel despite safety incident.

Ilorin hosts vibrant 2025 Durbar; Nairobi advances green city upgrade; Africa 2025 trade show and SA’s first Glamping Expo stir interest in tourism sector.

UN Tourism backs $1.2T AI-led tourism growth, Ethiopian Airlines links to Hyderabad, and Hyatt sees 42K MICE queries across the Middle East.

Mauritius commits to sustainable tourism; Cvent unveils AI tools for planners; Air Peace leases A320 amid E195 setbacks to keep operations steady.