ATTA® serves and supports businesses in Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands representing buyers and suppliers of tourism product across 31 African countries. With over 900 members, ATTA® acts as Pan-Africa’s largest network of tourism product covering not only accommodation, transport and travel specialists in Africa, but a formidable selection of tour operators, representation and PR companies worldwide promoting tourism to Africa.
ATTA® is a trusted platform for the dissemination of accurate and informative news from, and relating to, the African continent and Indian Ocean islands. ATTA® members are able to share their news through our channels and here you will learn about what is new and happening across the African continent and Indian Ocean islands.
Trade shows to networking events, webinars to online member training and more... ATTA® hosts a number of events providing members with the opportunity to connect with one another, do business and learn. To find out more see what is coming up next.
WTM London is one of the world’s leading international travel trade shows, bringing together tourism professionals from across the globe. Taking place at ExCeL London from 4–6 November 2025, the event offers unrivalled opportunities to meet international buyers, strengthen partnerships, and showcase your brand on a global stage. With thousands of exhibitors and pre-scheduled meetings, WTM is where the future of travel is shaped.
Wanderlust Magazine – a leading UK travel magazine championing authentic, meaningful and responsible travel is inviting recommendations from ATTA members for its 4th Annual Travel Green List 2026.
Step beyond Loldia House and into the heart of the ranch on our newly introduced guided nature walks. Here, conservation and agriculture coexist, creating a landscape that is both productive and quietly remarkable.
Nomad Tanzania is proud to announce the evolution of one of its most iconic adventure experiences. The Expeditionary Walking Camp, beloved for its pioneering spirit and lightweight mobility, has been re imagined, refined, and renamed.
Wilderness Sabyinyo, Rwanda’s first community‑owned lodge, and the Sabyinyo Community Livelihood Association (SACOLA) planted nearly 17,000 indigenous trees and shrubs towards the end of 2025 across the lodge’s property in the Virunga Massif, bringing total plantings to 50,000.
Ethiopian Airlines has reported first‑half revenue of US$4.4bn for the Ethiopian fiscal year, a 14% year‑on‑year increase. CEO Mesfin Tasew said performance was driven by passenger services, cargo operations and fleet expansion.
&Beyond has announced an evolved leadership structure to support expansion across Africa, Asia and South America, effective 1 March 2026. The model introduces specialist leadership for lodges, camps and yachts, and for tailormade tour operations.
Kenya and China closed the 2025 Kenya–China Culture and Tourism Season in Nairobi on Tuesday, highlighting tourism outcomes including expanded destination visibility in China through live coverage of the Wildebeest Migration and a new media content sharing agreement, the launch of a China–Kenya Film Festival, and training in China for 131 Kenyan professionals across tourism, culture and heritage.
SADC ministers responsible for tourism met virtually on 10 February 2026, chaired by South Africa’s Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille, to review progress on the SADC Tourism UNIVISA pilot and provide strategic guidance to the Secretariat.
SANParks has confirmed that indemnity forms are no longer required for general day visitors at the Cape of Good Hope section or Boulders Penguin Colony.
South African National Parks has announced that indemnity forms are now required at all Table Mountain National Park gates, effective 10 February 2026.
FlySafair’s shareholders have signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement with Harith and its affiliates to acquire the airline, subject to regulatory approvals.
Kenya’s Tourism and Wildlife Principal Secretary, Silvia Museiya, has warned that capital projects – including roads, rail, energy corridors and urban expansion – are displacing wildlife and increasing exposure to poaching, with climate change compounding pressures on habitats.
Join us for an exclusive webinar exploring Kuganha Luxury Tented Camp, a secluded safari retreat designed for discerning travellers seeking meaningful connection with nature—without compromising on comfort or style.
Join the ATTA Stand at ITB Berlin 2026 (3–5 March, Hall 20) and showcase your brand alongside Africa’s leading tourism professionals at one of the world’s most influential travel trade shows. Limited spaces available on a first-come, first-served basis.
WTM Africa embarks on a journey to showcase the untapped potential, celebrate the richness of its heritage, and pave the way for sustainable growth in both inbound and outbound tourism.
Africa’s Travel Indaba is Africa’s leading inbound travel trade show, bringing together tourism businesses from across the continent with influential international buyers who actively contract African product. Taking place annually in Durban, the show provides a powerful platform to build relationships, strengthen distribution, and generate new business with key global partners in one highly focused setting.
Experience Africa is the UK’s leading B2B trade event dedicated to African tourism, bringing together tourism boards, DMCs, lodges and specialist suppliers with carefully selected international buyers. Through pre-scheduled meetings and high-quality networking, it delivers meaningful connections and real business opportunities across the African travel industry.
Essence of Africa is an International Buyers Forum bringing together Africa’s tourism suppliers and carefully selected global buyers in a curated, meeting-led format. Delivered by ATTA Group Events in collaboration with On Show Solutions, and hosted in rotating African destinations, it provides a powerful platform for meaningful connections and immersive destination engagement.
