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East Africa: Isaac and Luke, by far the most experienced bungee masters on the River Nile, take great pride in their safety and maintenance records and their ISO-certified equipment

Kenya: Kenya's Ministry of Interior has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Tourism to enhance tourist security.

Uganda: Asilia Africa has been a pioneer in nature-positive travel in East Africa for the past 20-plus years, being at the forefront of protecting and restoring vital natural landscapes

Hoedspruit: The Field Guides Association of Southern Africa (FGASA) is thrilled to announce the establishment of and partnership with the Field Guides Association of East Africa (FGAEA).

Kenya: Kenya’s tourism sector has welcomed Rebecca Miano as the new Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife

Tanzania: Tanzania has been selected to host the Second United Nations Tourism (UN Tourism) Regional Forum on Gastronomy for Africa in 2025.

Uganda: We are glad to announce that the international rafting federation has accepted the application from Adrift to become the only Associate member of IRF.

East Africa: Governors' Aviation is thrilled to announce that it is expanding its services with private charters to some of East Africa's most sought-after wildlife destinations.

Tanzania: Tanzania's Ministry of Tourism and Natural Resources has announced that all tourism-related fees and charges must now be paid in Tanzanian shillings, effective immediately.

Kenya: Kenya's Baringo County is experiencing a tourism surge as millions of flamingos have migrated to Lake Bogoria following a successful breeding season in Tanzania's Lake Natron.

Kenya: Kenya has witnessed demonstrations in various locations across the country to protest the 2024 Finance Bill.

Heavy rains have swept through Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve earlier this month, causing flooding in the region. But officials say the popular tourism destination remains open, with minimal impact on visitor experiences. Local operators report that main game drive routes are unaffected, and the wildlife remains healthy and abundant, promising an excellent migration season.

Kenya: The Mara Managers Association Press Release On The Ongoing Floods In The Masai Mara.

Uganda: Illegal wildlife trade continues threatening endangered species as demand for wildlife products rises globally.

Kenya - The Kenyan government has launched a groundbreaking initiative known as the "West Africa Roadshow"