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| WORLD TOURISM CONFERENCE POSTPONED |
| Given the evolving nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, ATA and the Ghana Tourism Authority have made the difficult decision to postpone the World Tourism Conference. |
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| SOUTH AFRICA TOURISM CREATES MESSAGE OF HOPE WITH CAMPAIGN |
| As part of South African Tourism’s call for citizens to not travel now, so that they can travel later, two inspirational commercials reinforce the message that South Africa and its people will travel and welcome the world again after Covid-19. |
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| SHARPENING THE VISION OF INTRA-AFRICA TRAVEL TOGETHER |
| Almost all Africa tourism institutions and destinations have launched a common, yet specific national and tailored campaigns to motivate and inspire all of us to look out for the “light at the end of the tunnel”. |
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| HOW A WOMEN-LED HOSPITALITY TEAM IS PAVING A PATH FOR AFRICA’S NEXT GENERATION |
| Asilia’s Dunia Camp in Tanzania, run by General Manager Angel Vendeline Namshali and her team of all women, is an example of this positive change. |
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| WORLD HERITAGE SITES IN AFRICA – WHY AREN’T THERE MORE OF THEM AND WHAT DO THEY MEAN FOR TOURISM? |
| The key questions here are: what are the causes for this underrepresentation and why is World Heritage important for African nations’ tourism? |
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| TRAVEL INSTITUTE PROVIDES TIPS & TOOLS FOR TRAVEL ADVISORS |
| The Travel Institute is providing a number of ways and ideas or travel advisors during this downtime. |
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IN SEARCH OF ZAMBIA’S STUNNING WILDLIFE:
A VIRTUAL SAFARI |
| Although highly appreciated by safari aficionados, Zambia has long flown under the radar for first-time visitors to Africa… |
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| WHY BIG TECH IS HEADED TO AFRICA
“What I like the most when I look at tech giant CEO visits is that they seem to recognise the potential of the continent not only as a market, but as a source of innovation and talent,” |
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| HOW A MUSEUM IN LAGOS WITH ART FIT FOR A PRINCE HOPES TO INSPIRE AND EDUCATE |
| The university museum, named the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art after Prince Yemisi Shyllon, a Yoruba prince from Ogun state in southwest Nigeria who is one of Nigeria’s biggest art collectors and a main donor for the university museum, which opened last October. |
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| BURNA BOY, GLOBAL GIANT
Nigerian-bred Burna Boy is staking a claim as one of the biggest stars on the global music scene—a crossover sensation who refuses to compromise. Instead he’s letting the world cross over to him. |
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| INSTAGRAM POST OF THE MONTH |
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