Tag: tourism

Tapestry Collection by Hilton to Make Stylish Debut in Sub-Saharan Africa

Hilton has announced the debut of its lifestyle brand, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, in Sub-Saharan Africa, with new properties in South Africa, Kenya, and Rwanda. The Sterling Hotel in KwaZulu-Natal, Ava Hotel Nairobi in Lavington, and Zaria Court Kigali will mark a major milestone in Hilton’s African expansion, reflecting the company’s plan to triple its presence across the continent. Each hotel embodies local character, modern design, and the signature hospitality of Hilton, reinforcing the brand’s growth in Africa’s thriving tourism and business travel markets.

Lesotho.biz – A Smart Digital Asset Investment

Lesotho.biz, a premium exact-match domain representing the Kingdom of Lesotho, is now on auction at SEDO. This short, memorable, and globally recognizable domain is ideal for businesses, entrepreneurs, and investors seeking a digital foothold in Lesotho or targeting international audiences. With its .biz extension, it is perfectly suited for e-commerce, tourism, trade platforms, and national branding projects. As a rare digital asset in a politically stable and emerging economy, Lesotho.biz offers a strategic opportunity to establish a strong online presence and capitalize on growing interest in the region.

Lolelunga Private Reserve redefines the Zambian safari experience

Lolelunga Private Reserve in northwestern Zambia opens its doors in August 2025, offering a new standard in ethical, immersive safari travel. Situated near Kafue National Park, this 30,000-hectare Big Five reserve blends unspoiled wilderness with conservation and community impact. With luxury accommodations, exceptional wildlife viewing, and a powerful rewilding story—including cheetah reintroductions and upcoming black rhino projects—Lolelunga delivers a one-of-a-kind safari for responsible travelers seeking transformative adventure.

Africa’s Leading Music Festival A ‘Driver Of Economic Growth’ For Uganda, Government Report Finds

A new report from Uganda’s Ministry of Tourism has lauded the Nyege Nyege festival as a major economic engine for Uganda, underscoring its transformative impact on the local economy, community development, and tourism. The 2024 event generated over $2 million in economic contributions, with local businesses, especially in food, beverage, and accommodation sectors, reaping the rewards. The festival not only created thousands of jobs but also enhanced Uganda’s cultural and tourism profile, drawing international visitors and solidifying Jinja as a must-visit destination. Nyege Nyege’s growing success is positioned to continue boosting Uganda’s economy and tourism sector well into the future.

Healing Earth Transformative Wellness Spa at Brahman Hills Earns Global Award Nomination

Brahman Hills’ Healing Earth Transformative Wellness Spa has been shortlisted for the Spa of the Year category at the prestigious 2025 Destination Deluxe Awards. The spa’s immersive wellness experience, set in the tranquil KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, combines world-class treatments with authentic South African hospitality. The nomination highlights the spa’s commitment to sustainability and wellness excellence, offering a sanctuary that blends nature with luxury. Voting for the awards is open until 31 July 2025, with the chance to showcase African wellness on the global stage.

Puku Ridge Celebrates Dual Honours, Reaffirming Its Position as Zambia’s Premier Safari Destination

Puku Ridge Safari Lodge celebrates winning Zambia’s Leading Safari Lodge for the third consecutive year at the World Travel Awards™, and Best Luxury Wilderness Lodge in Zambia 2025 by the Luxury Lifestyle Awards. Nestled in South Luangwa National Park, Puku Ridge offers a refined safari experience combining luxury, conservation, and unforgettable wildlife encounters in the “Valley of the Leopards.”

Africa’s Hospitality Growth: Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders

Africa’s hospitality sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by a rising middle class, youthful population, and growing appetite for travel. In this article, Andreas Lackner, VP Operations at Hilton, highlights how Hilton is expanding across the continent while investing in local communities, youth development, and inclusive leadership. From innovative training programs to empowering women entrepreneurs, Hilton is fostering the next generation of hospitality leaders across Africa.

Kenya’s Hidden Gem for Tourists: Fairmont The Norfolk

Fairmont The Norfolk, a historic hotel in Nairobi, blends luxury with Kenya’s rich cultural heritage. Recognized as Africa’s Leading City Hotel 2024, it offers guests exceptional service, lush gardens, renowned dining, and tailored experiences. It’s a gateway to exploring Kenya’s wildlife and landmarks, providing an ideal base for safari adventures.