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.
Minor Hotels reported record 2025 results, with core profit rising 32% year-on-year to THB 6.84 billion (about USD 217 million) on broadly stable core revenue of THB 133.2 billion.
OurAfrica.Travel announces a new partnership with Africa's Eden Tourism to strengthen its 2026 “Nominate a Cause” initiative, introducing expert-led vetting and greater transparency in supporting community and conservation projects.
The Kingdom of Eswatini has launched a beautifully crafted new Destination Brochure, marking its first major print showcase of the country in five years and signalling a renewed push to elevate Eswatini’s presence on the international tourism stage.
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest network carrier, has announced plans to inaugurate three new domestic airports at Negele Borena, Gore Metu and Debre Markos, with thrice-weekly passenger services to each by mid-April 2026.
Malawi’s highland tourism recorded a strong 2025 and is set for further gains in 2026 following Mount Mulanje’s UNESCO World Heritage inscription last year.
The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar has signed a USD 12 million public – private partnership with Infinity Developments to restore and modernise key heritage sites across the archipelago, aiming to strengthen cultural preservation and enhance the islands’ global tourism appeal.
South African tech entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth is launching a conservation‑linked income programme on Príncipe, São Tomé and Príncipe, through his non‑profit Faya.
Eswatini Air will inaugurate a nonstop route between King Mswati III International Airport (SHO) and Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN) on 1 April 2026, creating the first direct air link between Eswatini and Zambia.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has launched free high-speed WiFi at Murtala Muhammed International Airport Terminal 2 in Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, delivered with MTN Nigeria under a public-private partnership.
Stakeholders at the inaugural African Travel Commission summit and exhibition in Lagos, Nigeria, held 11–12 February 2026, called for urgent visa policy reforms, reduced border barriers, improved regional air connectivity and stronger public–private partnerships to accelerate tourism growth.
Join us for the latest updates, including Onguma Trails Camp’s unique walking experience, the newly introduced Ombili Cultural Tour, and what is happening on the reserve right now.
Join us for an inspiring webinar with the founder of Seas4Life and Ocean Sole, sharing 25 years of ocean conservation experience from Kiunga Marine National Reserve to global stages, and how business and science unite to protect our Blue Heart.
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, connecting tourism businesses with influential international buyers who actively contract African product. Held annually in Durban, it provides a powerful platform to build relationships and generate new business with key global partners.
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.
