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Africa DMC Group Africa DMC Group is built on the vision of uniting Africa’s top destination management companies into a single powerhouse.

Africa DMC Group is a centralized Pan-African network of professional Destination Management Companies (DMCs) operating under a unified and integrity-driven brand. As a Pan-African umbrella organization, we represent a strong network of vetted, professional, and deeply knowledgeable local partners who share our commitment to quality, transparency, and authentic travel experiences.

The New Local Luxury: Rediscover South AfricaYou do not always need an international flight to enjoy a memorable holiday...
21/09/2026

The New Local Luxury: Rediscover South Africa

You do not always need an international flight to enjoy a memorable holiday.

South Africans took 21.2 million overnight domestic trips during the first half of 2026, with holiday travel increasing by 36% to 5.2 million trips.

The trend reflects a growing appreciation for travel that offers time to slow down, beautiful surroundings, good food, genuine hospitality and meaningful experiences without necessarily travelling far from home.

From the Cape Winelands to South Africa’s many diverse destinations, local travel can deliver memorable experiences while supporting hotels, restaurants, attractions, tour operators and communities.

Sometimes, the luxury we need is not far away. It is simply time and space to reconnect.

Making Sustainable Events a RealityRadisson Hotel Group and the Global Destination Sustainability Movement have launched...
21/09/2026

Making Sustainable Events a Reality

Radisson Hotel Group and the Global Destination Sustainability Movement have launched a new roadmap to help associations and professional congress organisers turn sustainability goals into practical action.

The guide comes at a time when sustainability is a growing priority across the meetings and events industry, but implementation remains a challenge.

It provides practical guidance on working with destinations earlier, choosing certified suppliers, creating social impact, encouraging low carbon mobility and measuring sustainability outcomes.

For event planners, the message is simple: sustainability should be built into the event from the beginning, not added at the end.

Collaboration between destinations, venues, suppliers and organisers can help create events that deliver lasting environmental, social and economic value.

WTM Africa 2027 Buyer Registration Is Now OpenTravel buyers and tourism professionals can now register for WTM Africa 20...
21/09/2026

WTM Africa 2027 Buyer Registration Is Now Open

Travel buyers and tourism professionals can now register for WTM Africa 2027, taking place from 7 to 9 April 2027 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.

The event is expected to bring together an even wider range of destinations, DMCs, hotels, tourism boards, travel technology companies and industry decision makers from across Africa and beyond.

With growing representation from regions including West Africa, East Africa, Southern Africa, North Africa, the Indian Ocean and the Middle East, buyers will have opportunities to discover new products, build partnerships and explore emerging travel markets.

The WTM Africa Buyers’ Club will also offer qualified buyers access to targeted networking, business meetings, industry insights and exclusive facilities.

📍 Cape Town, South Africa
📅 7 to 9 April 2027

For anyone doing business across Africa’s travel and tourism sector, WTM Africa 2027 is shaping up to be an important industry meeting point.

Seychelles Strengthens French Trade Ties Ahead of 2027Seychelles has concluded a successful three days at IFTM Top Resa ...
21/09/2026

Seychelles Strengthens French Trade Ties Ahead of 2027

Seychelles has concluded a successful three days at IFTM Top Resa in Paris, strengthening relationships with French tour operators, travel agents, airlines and tourism partners.

With the 2027 travel planning cycle already underway, several major French tour operators are positioning Seychelles as a strategic long haul island destination, particularly as they look to diversify their offerings.

The Seychelles Tourism Board was joined by nine industry partners, including DMCs, hotels and Air Seychelles, showcasing the strength and diversity of the destination.

France remains one of Seychelles’ key European markets, making continued engagement with the French travel trade an important part of future tourism growth.

Building strong partnerships today is helping shape the Seychelles travel opportunities of tomorrow.

Africa Expands Its Reach Across Central and Eastern EuropeAfrica Showcase CEE 2026 is connecting African tourism supplie...
21/09/2026

Africa Expands Its Reach Across Central and Eastern Europe

Africa Showcase CEE 2026 is connecting African tourism suppliers with travel professionals across Bucharest, Warsaw and Prague from 22 to 24 September.

The roadshow comes as interest in long haul travel continues to grow across Central and Eastern Europe, with increasing demand for African safaris, cultural experiences and luxury travel.

For African DMCs, tourism boards and hospitality providers, these markets offer valuable opportunities to diversify source markets and build stronger relationships with specialist travel sellers.

The bigger opportunity is also to showcase the diversity of Africa beyond the destinations travellers already know.

More connections. More awareness. More opportunities for Africa in the global travel market.

Zanzibar’s Tourism Growth: Getting the Balance RightZanzibar welcomed 917,167 international visitors in 2025, a 24.5% in...
21/09/2026

Zanzibar’s Tourism Growth: Getting the Balance Right

Zanzibar welcomed 917,167 international visitors in 2025, a 24.5% increase from the previous year. As tourism continues to grow, the focus is increasingly turning to how the destination can expand without losing the qualities that make it special.

Mohammed Hersi of Pollmans Tours & Safaris believes Zanzibar should focus on higher value tourism rather than simply pursuing higher visitor numbers.

Rapid development brings important questions around water, energy, waste management, infrastructure and the protection of local character. Pemba, in particular, offers an opportunity to plan carefully and avoid repeating the development pressures experienced elsewhere.

The same principles apply to Kenya’s Maasai Mara, where managing peak season demand and protecting wildlife habitats are becoming increasingly important.

Sustainable tourism requires collaboration between government, communities and the private sector, with clear planning and effective enforcement.

The future of African tourism depends not only on how many people we welcome, but on how responsibly we protect the destinations they come to experience.

Condor Expands Year Round Connectivity to SeychellesCondor has confirmed that its weekly nonstop service between Frankfu...
21/09/2026

Condor Expands Year Round Connectivity to Seychelles

Condor has confirmed that its weekly nonstop service between Frankfurt and Seychelles will now operate year round, with flights resuming on 19 September 2026.

The expanded schedule strengthens Seychelles’ access to the German and wider European markets, while Frankfurt also offers onward connections from the Americas.

For Seychelles’ tourism industry, year round connectivity can support more consistent visitor arrivals and create new opportunities for hotels, guesthouses, DMCs and other tourism businesses.

Germany was Seychelles’ leading source market in 2025, making this continued air connectivity particularly important for the destination.

More connectivity. More opportunities. More reasons to discover Seychelles.

British Airways Opens New Gateway to TanzaniaBritish Airways is expanding connectivity to Tanzania with a new seasonal s...
19/09/2026

British Airways Opens New Gateway to Tanzania

British Airways is expanding connectivity to Tanzania with a new seasonal service from London Gatwick to Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar, starting May 2027.

The three weekly flights will make it easier for travellers to combine Northern Circuit safaris with a Zanzibar beach escape, while creating new opportunities for tour operators to design flexible East African itineraries.

For Tanzania and the wider region, stronger air connectivity means greater access to unforgettable experiences across wildlife, adventure, culture and coastal tourism.

South Africa’s Healthcare Sector Is ScalingSouth Africa’s laboratory medicine sector is entering an important phase of g...
18/09/2026

South Africa’s Healthcare Sector Is Scaling

South Africa’s laboratory medicine sector is entering an important phase of growth as major hospital investments drive demand for modern diagnostic solutions.

With public and private hospital networks expanding, technologies such as laboratory automation, advanced diagnostics and point of care testing are becoming increasingly important to faster and more efficient healthcare delivery.

The healthcare providers market was valued at US$40.3 million in 2024 and is projected to reach US$48.7 million by 2029, according to GlobalData and MarketLine.

The upcoming World Health Expo Johannesburg 2026 will bring together healthcare leaders, investors, suppliers and procurement specialists to explore the technologies and partnerships shaping Africa’s healthcare future.

For Africa, stronger healthcare infrastructure means more than new facilities. It means smarter systems, better diagnostics and new opportunities for collaboration and investment.

Nairobi 2029: Sport Meets TourismKenya is preparing to welcome the world as Nairobi becomes the first African city selec...
18/09/2026

Nairobi 2029: Sport Meets Tourism

Kenya is preparing to welcome the world as Nairobi becomes the first African city selected to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships.

The event is more than a celebration of athletics. It is a major opportunity to showcase Kenya’s tourism, culture, wildlife, cuisine and hospitality to a global audience.

From Nairobi National Park and the Maasai Mara to the beaches of the Kenyan coast, visitors will have plenty of reasons to arrive early, stay longer and explore beyond the championships.

For Africa’s tourism industry, Nairobi 2029 highlights the powerful connection between sport, travel and destination experiences.

Kenya is the home of champions. In 2029, the world gets an invitation to experience what makes Kenya truly special.

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