Africa DMC Group

Name: Africa DMC Group
Address: 2PG2+M 32, Douala, 00237, CM
Telephone: +237690919233
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Africa DMC Group is built on the vision of uniting Africa’s top destination management companies into a single powerhouse.

Africa DMC Group is a centralized Pan-African network of professional Destination Management Companies (DMCs) operating under a unified and integrity-driven brand. As a Pan-African umbrella organization, we represent a strong network of vetted, professional, and deeply knowledgeable local partners who share our commitment to quality, transparency, and authentic travel experiences.

22/10/2026

Cape Town Celebrates Double Victory at the 2026 World Culinary Awards!

Cape Town’s culinary scene has another reason to shine!

Journey, the signature tasting menu at Urchin Restaurant, Hyatt Regency Cape Town, has won two prestigious honours:

🏆 Africa’s Best Fine Dining Experience 2026
🏆 South Africa’s Best Culinary Experience 2026

Led by Executive Chef Marcus Gericke, Journey takes diners on an unforgettable 11 course culinary journey through the Western Cape, celebrating the flavours of the Cape Winelands, George, Paternoster and Bo Kaap.

Featuring local ingredients such as kingklip, springbok and Karoo lamb, the experience combines South African heritage, creativity and contemporary fine dining.

Achieving this recognition in less than two years is a remarkable milestone for the restaurant and its team.

Beyond the awards, this success highlights the growing role of culinary tourism in showcasing South Africa’s culture, local producers and world class hospitality.

Congratulations to Chef Marcus Gericke and the entire Urchin Restaurant team!

22/10/2026

Africa’s Tourism Future: What Travellers from Asia-Pacific Really Want

The future of African tourism is full of opportunity! Insights from Essence of Africa 2026 in Zanzibar reveal changing travel preferences among visitors from China, India and Australia.

🇨🇳 Chinese travellers are seeking longer stays, smaller groups and authentic cultural experiences.

🇮🇳 Indian travellers want greater booking flexibility, transparent pricing, diverse destinations and experiences that combine wildlife, culture and adventure.

🇦🇺 Australian travellers are increasingly interested in responsible safaris, conservation and meaningful connections with local communities.

What does this mean for Africa? Better service, faster communication, flexible travel arrangements and authentic experiences will be essential to attracting these growing markets.

Africa has so much more to offer than spectacular landscapes. Our people, cultures, wildlife and conservation stories are powerful reasons for travellers to visit and return.

At Africa DMC Group, we believe understanding these evolving expectations is key to building stronger partnerships and creating unforgettable African travel experiences.

The opportunity is here. Let’s make Africa the destination of choice!

21/10/2026

Ghana to the World: December in GH 2026 Unveils a Celebration of African Culture and Tourism!

Ghana is getting ready to welcome visitors from around the world as it launches the events calendar for December in GH 2026, one of the country’s major tourism initiatives celebrating culture, heritage, creativity and hospitality.

Running from 1 December 2026 to 3 January 2027, this year’s edition carries the theme “Ghana to the World,” showcasing the country's vibrant music scene, cuisine, fashion, heritage attractions and festive experiences.

Here are the highlights:

More than 150 events have already been registered nationwide, with over 100 planned activities in Accra.

The inaugural African Festival of Arts, Culture and Creativity (A-FESTA), scheduled for 9 to 11 December 2026, will bring together African and diaspora communities to celebrate creativity, cultural exchange and investment opportunities.

Local tourism businesses, hotels, tour operators, musicians, artisans and entrepreneurs are being encouraged to benefit from increased visitor spending.

Visitors are also being invited to explore destinations beyond Accra and discover the diversity of Ghana's 16 regions.

Ghana's tourism leaders are emphasising excellent hospitality, visitor safety, fair pricing and meaningful experiences that allow tourism benefits to reach local communities.

For travellers, this is an opportunity to experience Ghana's rich heritage and vibrant celebrations. For the tourism industry, it is a chance to build partnerships, attract international visitors and strengthen Africa's position as a global tourism destination.

At Africa DMC Group, we celebrate initiatives that connect people through travel while supporting local businesses and showcasing Africa's extraordinary cultural wealth.

Planning a December getaway? Put Ghana on your travel list and experience the spirit of Africa!

21/10/2026

African Luxury Travel Is Still in Demand, But Winning Bookings Takes More Than a Great Safari

Affluent travellers from the United States are still spending on African holidays, but they are taking longer to book, asking more questions and looking for greater flexibility and reassurance.

At Essence of Africa 2026 in Zanzibar, travel industry specialists highlighted new opportunities and challenges across the US, Brazilian and Mexican markets.

Here are the key takeaways for Africa's tourism industry:

Experience sells: Luxury travellers want more than safari lodges. They are looking for authentic culture, wildlife, cuisine and meaningful experiences.

Speed matters: Responding to enquiries quickly and providing reliable information can make the difference between securing a booking and losing a client.

Trust builds confidence: Transparent pricing, flexible itineraries and honest communication about safety and travel disruptions help travellers feel comfortable committing.

Latin America presents new opportunities: Brazil and Mexico offer potential for African destinations, particularly where travel advisers receive better product knowledge, destination training and sales support.

Explain the value: Helping clients understand conservation fees, transport logistics and the services included in their holiday can make African travel costs easier to appreciate.

Beyond traditional safaris, opportunities are emerging in East Africa, Indian Ocean islands, West African heritage tourism and journeys connecting Latin American travellers with their African ancestry.

The message is clear: Africa's tourism industry must combine outstanding experiences with responsive service, strong trade partnerships and compelling destination storytelling.

At Africa DMC Group, we believe that helping travel professionals sell Africa with confidence is essential to converting global interest into lasting tourism growth.

Africa has the experiences. Let's make them easier to discover, understand and book.

21/10/2026

African Tourism Must Put African Travellers First

African tourism has a major opportunity to grow by making African travellers a priority, not an afterthought.

At Essence of Africa 2026 in Zanzibar, tourism industry leaders highlighted the need to rethink how the continent prices, packages and promotes travel for its own people.

From high airfares and visa barriers to limited flight connections and inflexible booking options, several challenges continue to make travelling within Africa unnecessarily difficult.

The message is clear: African tourism must work better for Africans.

To unlock the potential of intra-African travel, the industry needs to focus on:

✅ Fair and accessible pricing for local and regional travellers
✅ Better flight connections and simpler travel requirements
✅ Mobile-friendly booking and flexible payment options
✅ Authentic experiences beyond traditional safaris, including culture, food, wellness, beaches and city breaks
✅ Personalised service that combines technology with genuine hospitality

African travellers are not one single market. Understanding their different needs, budgets and travel preferences is essential to building a stronger tourism industry.

At Africa DMC Group, we believe that promoting Africa to the world must go hand in hand with making it easier for Africans to explore their own continent.

The future of African tourism starts with welcoming Africans to discover Africa.

21/10/2026

Essence of Africa 2026 Opens in Zanzibar, Connecting Africa to the World!

Africa’s tourism industry is taking centre stage as Essence of Africa 2026 brings together international travel buyers, tourism leaders and African tourism businesses in Zanzibar from 19 to 22 October.

Organised by On Show Solutions and the African Travel and Tourism Association (ATTA), this year’s event is the largest yet, featuring 162 exhibiting companies and 178 international buyers from 40 countries.

Why Zanzibar is attracting attention

Zanzibar is looking beyond its famous beaches to promote its rich Swahili heritage, local cuisine, wellness experiences, marine tourism and the unique attractions of Pemba Island.

Growing connectivity: Zanzibar’s airline seat capacity has increased by more than 11% over the past year, with a further 33% growth forecast over the next six months.

New business opportunities: The forum connects African destinations, hotels, tour operators and destination management companies with international buyers to develop partnerships and reach new markets.

A growing African travel market: Industry discussions are exploring changing international travel demand and opportunities to encourage more Africans to discover destinations across their own continent.

At Africa DMC Group, we believe that events like Essence of Africa are essential for building partnerships, increasing destination visibility and unlocking the full potential of African tourism.

Africa has the experiences. The world is ready to discover them.

21/10/2026

Angola and Namibia Join Forces to Boost Tourism and Cross Border Travel!

Exciting developments for Southern African tourism!

Angola and Namibia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen tourism cooperation, attract investment and create new travel experiences connecting the two countries.

Signed in Luanda on 19 October 2026, the agreement focuses on joint destination marketing, ecotourism, cultural heritage, skills development and cross border travel.

What does this mean for tourism?

New opportunities for multi destination travel packages.

Greater collaboration in wildlife conservation and ecotourism.

More opportunities to explore shared natural landscapes, including the Okavango region.

Increased potential for tourism investment, business partnerships and job creation.

Stronger regional connections and sustainable tourism development.

For tour operators, travel agents and destination management companies, this partnership could open the door to exciting itineraries combining the unique landscapes, wildlife and cultural experiences of Angola and Namibia.

At Africa DMC Group, we believe that collaboration between African destinations is key to unlocking the continent’s tourism potential and creating more enriching travel experiences.

Two destinations, shared opportunities, and a stronger future for African tourism!

21/10/2026

Zanzibar Tourism on the Rise: Air Connectivity Set to Grow by 33%!

Zanzibar is strengthening its position as one of Africa’s most exciting travel destinations, with airline seat capacity forecast to increase by 33% over the next six months, according to new tourism intelligence released by the African Travel and Tourism Association (ATTA®) at the Essence of Africa Buyer Forum.

Key tourism trends to watch:

Growing international connectivity: Flight bookings from the UK have increased by 51%, while bookings from Russia are up 98% year on year.

Emerging markets: Air capacity from Oman is forecast to rise by 108%, highlighting new opportunities for international tourism.

More competitive accommodation: Advertised hotel room rates have fallen by approximately 18%, creating a more competitive market for hotels and resorts.

Beyond the beaches: Travellers are showing growing interest in cultural experiences, wellness, gastronomy, outdoor activities and family travel.

A strong destination reputation: Zanzibar scored 86 out of 100 on the Global Tourist Perception Index, with particularly high ratings for security and climate.

These developments present exciting opportunities for tour operators, destination management companies, hotels and investors. However, maintaining service quality, offering authentic experiences and ensuring tourism benefits local communities will be essential for sustainable growth.

At Africa DMC Group, we continue to follow the trends shaping African tourism and the opportunities they create for travellers and industry partners.

Zanzibar is opening new doors to the world. The next step is turning growing demand into lasting value for the destination and its communities.

21/10/2026

Congo-Brazzaville Moves Towards Visa-Free Travel for All Africans in 2027!

Exciting news for African travellers! 🇨🇬

Congo-Brazzaville has taken an important step towards removing entry visa requirements for citizens of all African countries, with the proposed policy expected to begin on 1 January 2027.

The country’s Council of Ministers approved a draft bill on 14 October 2026. However, the proposal must still be adopted by Parliament before it becomes law.

Under the plan, African travellers would no longer need an entry visa, although an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) would still be required. Further details on the application process are yet to be announced.

🌍 Why does this matter?

✅ Easier travel between African countries
✅ New opportunities for regional tourism
✅ Stronger business and investment connections
✅ Greater cultural exchange and continental integration

For travel agents, tour operators and destination management companies, this could create exciting opportunities to promote intra African travel and develop new regional travel packages.

At Africa DMC Group, we believe that making Africa more accessible is an important step towards unlocking the continent’s tourism potential.

More accessible borders could mean more opportunities to explore Africa!

21/10/2026

TRAVEL UPDATE: Seychelles Introduces New Entry Requirements for Travellers with Recent DRC Travel History

Seychelles has introduced precautionary entry measures in response to concerns over the evolving Ebola Virus Disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

📌 What travellers need to know:

🔹 Foreign nationals travelling from or recently visiting the DRC must spend at least 21 days outside the DRC before travelling to Seychelles.

🔹 Travellers must comply with applicable health monitoring requirements and provide supporting documentation where necessary.

🔹 Seychellois citizens and residents who have been in the DRC within the previous 21 days may be subject to mandatory quarantine or other public health measures.

🔹 Airlines, travel agents and tour operators are expected to inform passengers of the applicable requirements before departure.

These measures took effect on 14 October 2026 and aim to protect residents and visitors while supporting responsible travel.

📢 Important: Travellers should verify the latest entry requirements before booking or departing by consulting the official Seychelles Ministry of Health website: https://www.health.gov.sc/

At Africa DMC Group, we encourage travellers and industry partners to stay informed, share verified information and plan journeys responsibly.

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