By BEHHAK / Travel Blog – Museums in Addis Ababa function as institutional spaces through which Ethiopia’s historical narratives are preserved, interpreted, and presented. Unlike environments where museums are isolated cultural sites,…
By BEHAK – Coffee in Ethiopia functions not only as an agricultural product but as a cultural system deeply embedded in daily life. While the country is widely recognized as the birthplace…
A new global travel and tourism report released by World Travel Market (WTM) Africa highlights the recovery of tourism industry n Africa.
By BEHAK / BLOG – The Simien Mountains represent one of Ethiopia’s most distinctive environmental systems, defined by elevation, geological formation, and ecological diversity. Located in the northern highlands, the range forms…
By BEHAK – Ethiopia’s tourism landscape is not organized around a single dominant attraction, but rather a set of distinct regions, each defined by its own historical, environmental, and cultural characteristics. For…
The Tanzania-based Pan African Tourism Board, and the Ministry of Tourism of Ethiopia on Monday agreed to deepen partnership and promote sustainable tourism to ultimately boost the contributions of tourism to the…
The South Ethiopia Regional State Communication Service announced that the region has generated 925.6 million Birr from the sector over the last nine months attracting over 33,000 foreign tourists.
By Africa Risk Control Team – Ethiopia is a rare tourism proposition: deep history, diverse cultures, dramatic landscapes and a recognized place in humanity’s origin story. From Lalibela’s rock-hewn churches and Axum’s…
The newly released ‘2025 State of the African Industry Report: Ignite Africa!’ reveals billion-dollar blind spots holding back African tourism – and provides an actionable roadmap for reversing stagnation as global arrivals…
The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), in partnership with China Embassy in Ethiopia and the Mission of China to the African Union and the ECA, celebrated Chinese Language Day on Wednesday in…
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) unveiled its latest report today, exploring the critical gap between travelers’ desire for sustainable options and their actual behavior.
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) today launched a landmark report at its Global Summit in Perth, Western Australia, highlighting how Indigenous tourism is projected to contribute $67BN USD to the…
BY YANET FANTAYE WOGAYEHU – Ethiopia’s tourism could contribute over $5 billion annually to GDP, with international arrivals exceeding 2 million visitors by 2030.
In alignment with the African Union’s Agenda 2063, “The Africa We Want,” the Africa Creatives Alliance (ACA) is poised to become a key catalyst for transforming Africa into a global powerhouse by…