Destinations
Three Directions, One Continent:Tourism, Culture, and Africa’s Beautiful Diversity at the Crossroads
At first glance, it is a simple road sign. Three arrows. Three destinations. Three nations.Zambia straight ahead. Zimbabwe to the right. Namibia to the left. Yet this image captures something far deeper than directions, it tells the story of Africa itself: a continent where borders may divide maps, but culture, people, food, history, and spirit […]
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Egypt Goes Digital at the Border: What the End of Arrival Cards Means for African Travel
Egypt Goes Digital at the Border: What the End of Arrival Cards Means for African Travel From long queues to frantic pen borrowing, arrival and departure cards have been an unavoidable part of international travel for decades. That era is coming to an end in Egypt. Starting 1 February 2026, Egypt will officially replace traditional […]
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ECOWAS Moves to Cut Air Ticket Taxes from 2026, Opening a New Era for West African Travel
From January 1, 2026, air travel across West Africa could finally become more affordable. In a landmark decision, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced plans to abolish air ticket taxes and reduce key aviation charges across its member states, a move aimed at addressing some of the highest flight costs in […]
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Ciara Turns 40 in Style — Celebrating Lagos, Fashion, and the Spirit of Africa
American music icon Ciara marked her 40th birthday in true queen style and where better to celebrate than Lagos, Nigeria, the beating heart of African creativity, fashion, and music. Her visit was more than just a party; it was a statement. Africa isn’t just influencing global culture, it is the culture. During her time in […]
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Travel: The Exchange That Changes Us
Travel is often mistaken for a simple escape — a few days away, new sights, new meals, a break from routine. But if we look closer, it’s much more than that. Every journey is an exchange, a conversation without words that ties people together in ways no border can separate. Think of it: a street […]
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Africa: The Continent That Dares You to Explore It All
frica is unlike any other continent on Earth. From the sweeping golden dunes of the desert to the misty, mysterious jungles and the wild, untamed oceans, it offers travelers not just a vacation, but an adventure across three drastically different worlds, stitched together in one unforgettable journey. The Desert: Vastness That Tests the SpiritThe deserts […]
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Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia to Introduce ID Card Border Crossings
In a landmark step toward strengthening regional integration, Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia are moving to allow citizens to travel across their borders using only national identity cards. The announcement was made by Namibia’s Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security, Dr. Albert Kawana, during Zambia’s Independence Day celebrations held in Windhoek. Dr. Kawana confirmed […]
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Zambians and Malawians Hit With $15,000 U.S. Visa Bonds: Travel Just Got a Lot More Expensive
In a move sparking outrage and raising serious questions about equity in international travel, the United States has officially launched a 12-month pilot program requiring citizens of Zambia and Malawi to post refundable visa bonds of up to $15,000 when applying for short-term tourist or business visas. Yes, you read that right. Fifteen. Thousand. Dollars. […]
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Travel Guide: Experiencing Lagos, Nigeria for the First Time
Lagos is not just a city, it’s a force of nature. For anyone coming from Southern Africa, the experience can feel like a shock, but also a lesson in how diverse Africa truly is. Having lived in South Africa and Zambia, she thought she had adjusted to different cultures easily. But stepping into Lagos introduced […]
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AfricaWorks Launches “Open Africa” in Ghana: A Bold Move to Unlock Opportunity Across the Continent
When opportunity knocks, Ghana opens the door wide and this time, it’s with purpose. AfricaWorks, the pan-African company known for creating flexible workspaces and powering African businesses, just launched #OpenAfrica in Accra, Ghana. This isn’t just another networking buzzword. It’s a serious call to action, one that aims to break the usual barriers, expand access […]
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