As a national symbol, Nimba encapsulates an entire gamut of good things and represents Guinea’s ubiquitous position in West Africa. In a grand ceremony in Palais du Peuple in Conakry, in the presence of the President of the Transition Col. Mamadi Doumbouyahe, the Republic of Guinea unveiled a new national branding today.

The new NTA CEO noted that he plans to continue to seek support from all sectors in an effort to make the destination a leading one Mr. Devon Liburd was confirmed to the position of Chief Executive Officer at the Nevis Tourism Authority (NTA).

The appointment in his new role took effect from July, 2022. The announcement was made by Hon. Mark Brantley, Premier of Nevis, at his monthly press conference in the Cabinet Room of the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) on June 30, 2022.

Morocco tourism had sustained a significant shock in the wake of the COVID-19 economic crisis. But the country’s rising popularity in the FIFA World Cup 2022 turned the tables and now the tourism sector is reaping its benefits.

Hailed as the tournament “underdog”, Morocco’s World Cup performance in Qatar served as a massive marketing campaign for the country’s tourism sector and attracted the attention of fans all over the world.

Sky-high booze prices often prompt Dubai residents to travel to neighbouring emirates, where alcoholic beverages cost less

Any resident of Dubai, who wants to consume, transport or stock alcohol is legally required to possess a liquor license. The liquor licenses may only be issued to persons aged 21 or older, and cost 270 dirham ($73) a year, each.

Barbados’ Minister of Tourism and International Transport Ian Gooding-Edghill delivered a clear message while sharing remarks at the island’s Junior Minister of Tourism and the inaugural Genealogy Competition awards ceremony last week: the nation’s youth must be educated about the importance of tourism so they can participate in the sector’s future success and sustainability.

Jamaica has welcomed over 40,000 visitors to the Caribbean island nation since Thursday, December 15, 2022.

Jamaica Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has revealed that the 2022/23 Winter Tourist Season is off to an amazing start as Jamaica has recorded over 40,000 visitors since the season kicked off on December 15, with over 11,000 stopover visitors flying into the tourism Mecca of Montego Bay on Saturday, December 17.