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Ethiopia Tourism & Travel Watch: Air access & visas: Germany says citizens of Ethiopia (plus Nigeria, Ghana and others) need an airport transit visa even when staying airside, tightening connections through German hubs. Regional travel & mobility: South Korea’s K-ETA/ETA rules expand for some African travelers; eight countries qualify, with stay periods up to 90 days (e.g., Morocco, Botswana). Business aviation growth: AfBAA reports Africa’s business aviation is among the world’s fastest-growing markets and is launching a data drive to turn demand into investment and policy. Digitalization for travelers & services: Nigeria and Ethiopia are pushing digital ID and online credential verification, with Ethiopia planning National Digital ID expansion to Zambia, Mozambique and Burundi. Ethiopia on the move: A vlogger’s climb to Tigray’s Abuna Yemata Guh highlights both the draw and the risk of Ethiopia’s “church in the sky” tourism. Hospitality investment: IFC backs Mohammed Al-Amoudi’s MIDROC Ethiopia to refurbish and expand Sheraton Addis with a new Marriott-operated hotel and villas (up to $116m).

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Sep. 1, 2026

Anbessa Travel wins Ethiopia’s top DMC award

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Sep. 2, 2026

Madhya Pradesh targets the next phase of global tourism growth

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Aug. 3, 2026

AITEC World sets London and Addis events to push African tourism integration

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Jul. 2, 2026

Tourism event market seen reaching $2.5 trillion by 2032

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Anbessa Travel Named Ethiopia's Leading Destination Management Company 2026

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Madhya Pradesh Tourism Enters a New Phase of International Growth, Says Dr. Abhay Arvind Bedekar

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