tourism - The Maravi Post

Maravi Post Reporter on 03rd Sep

Sport has the power to boost conservation efforts in Kenya

– – Kenya’s wildlife is amongst the richest and most diverse on the African continent. Each year, the country’s...

Maravi Post Reporter on 12th Jan

British Model Naomi Campbell signs deal to market Kenya

– – British supermodel Naomi Campbell has signed a deal with Kenyan government to help promote the country...

Ufulu on 17th Aug

African Safari Industry Suffering as COVID-19 Restrictions Continue to Take Their Toll on Tourism

Our sixt survey of 344 safari tour operators revealed that most are suffering from a drop in business of at least...

MaraviPost on 10th Jan

Malawi looking at new marketing strategies to promote the under performing local tourism

The Department of Tourism in the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism is finalizing a draft on Under Performing Domestic...

MaraviPost on 14th Nov

Malawi’s Tongole Wilderness Lodge awarded Best in Africa in 3 categories in the 2018 Safari Awards

Rapidly emerging African destination Malawi was in the spotlight at the 2018 Safari Awards, held at the World Travel Market...

Josephine Wawira on 24th Mar

Top 8 best destinations to visit this Easter

Easter is drawing near, and with a few remaining days to the long weekend, now is the best time to settle on your best vacationing...

Josephine Wawira on 22nd Jan

Tourism: 2017 travel tips for working moms

Being a working mom can be one of the most daunting experiences, and especially if your work involves frequent travels...

MaraviPost on 07th Jan

Tourism: Wildlife Transformation Completing Malawi

The emergence of Malawi as a fully-fledged wildlife destination got into full swing in 2016. Having taken over the management...

MaraviPost on 09th Dec

Malawi and Oman establish formal diplomatic relations

New York, December 7, 2016: The Government of the Republic of Malawi has with effect from 7th December, 2016, established...

Josephine Wawira on 30th Sep

Driving Corporate Travel

A recent report by the World Economic Forum: ‘What will travel look like in 2030?’, international tourist arrivals are forecast to reach 1.8 billion by 2030, from 1.2 billion in 2015. The report rates the travel and tourism industry as one of the fastest growing economic sectors in the world; as it embraces diversification in its various categories....