Africa

This strategic alliance commits to developing five new hotels, introducing over 1,100 keys to Accor’s regional portfolio.

AIDA Cruises’ winter offerings enable passengers to explore diverse regions, blending African coastal experiences with tropical island visits and extensive European itineraries.

Taj has acquired three lodges in South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park: the Taj Lion Kings Bush Lodge, currently undergoing renovations; the Taj Lion Kings River Lodge, set to open in early 2026; and the 30-key Taj Lion Kings Hilltop Tented Camp, launching later that year.

This Africa-focused platform allows global travelers to seamlessly book and manage flights, hotels, charters, and ground transport both across the continent and internationally through a single, secure, and intuitive interface.

Ujiri intends to extend the Zaria Court model to cities such as Johannesburg, Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, and Abidjan, where demand for modern sports and entertainment infrastructure is particularly strong.

Safari lodges across Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa are blending world-class hospitality with a strong commitment to sustainability, from protecting fragile ecosystems to uplifting local communities. Their responsible practices demonstrate that profitability and preservation can work hand in hand as foundations for long-term success.

Beginning in Accra, Ghana, on August 18, 2025, the 163-day expedition is designed to foster unity and deepen connections among African nations.

Replacing previous manual processes, the new app provides real-time point tracking, mobile access, and effortless redemption for stays, dining venues, and Maisha Spa & Health Clubs.

Key emerging trends include a stronger emphasis on eco-tourism and conservation, increased adoption of technologies such as mobile apps and virtual reality for wildlife experiences, and the rise of niche safari options like photographic and wellness-focused tours.

This represents a 21% year-on-year increase and includes payments made by Wilderness and its guests across seven African countries: Botswana, Kenya, Namibia, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.