Tourism remains one of Africa’s strongest pathways to growth. It creates jobs, supports local businesses and gives the world a chance to experience the richness of our cultures and landscapes.
In Kenya, wildlife safaris continue to draw visitors to the Maasai Mara and Amboseli. Morocco welcomes millions to its historic cities of Marrakech and Fez. South Africa’s Cape Town and Kruger National Park remain among the most visited sites on the continent. Egypt’s pyramids and the Nile are global attractions, while Tanzania’s Serengeti and Zanzibar highlight the link between nature, heritage and community.
Sustainable tourism is about more than numbers. It is about protecting the environment, ensuring communities benefit, and presenting Africa’s stories with dignity and authenticity.
On World Tourism Day, we celebrate not only the destinations but also the people whose work makes travel across Africa possible. Tourism is one of the bridges between Africa and the world, and its future must be sustainable, inclusive and transformative.
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We raise our voices against the heartbreaking and senseless acts of violence against women in Kenya. Every life lost is not just a statistic but a devastating blow to the fabric of our society. It is high time we foster a culture of respect and empathy. STOP KILLING WOMEN
Raila at 76 years
Atwoli at 72 years
SK Macharia at 78 years
Maina kamanda at 70 years and someone thinks that they have the interest of this country at heart. Kuna Miaka ya kuchunga mwili Tu
Today I resigned as columnist with Moi @StandardKenya as they wouldn't publish my piece on honouring victims of Nyayo Chambers etc Even in death he wants to silence truth as @iGaddo illustrates