Destinations

The Libyan Coast Guard has returned more than 13,000 people to Libya this year, already surpassing the number of people intercepted or rescued and disembarked in all of 2020

In a bid to reposition South Africa as a COVID-19 safe destination and dispel damaging narratives currently associated with South Africa, South African Tourism and the Tourism Business Council of South Africa , are launching a Global PR communications Tourism Advocacy Programme.

As Namibia expressed its readiness to host the United Nations World Tourism Organisation's Brand Africa conference, about eight African ministers confirmed their attendance for the global event.

The Nigerian Government has declared 90 travellers who recently arrived from Brazil, India and Turkey as "health hazards" after they failed to observe health protocols meant to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

To celebrate the return of the FITUR International Tourism Fair, UNWTO united leaders from the public and private sectors to send out a strong message that tourism is ready to return.