A photorealistic image of African tourism leaders and business executives gathered around a conference table during a high-level strategy meeting. Maps, travel brochures, reports, and laptops are spread across the table as they discuss tourism development, investment, and partnerships. Large floor-to-ceiling windows overlook a modern city skyline, an international airport, and distant mountains, symbolizing connectivity, infrastructure, and economic growth. The scene conveys the policy and decision-making behind how African destinations are built, promoted, and positioned for global tourism, with no text visible in the image.

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Beyond the Brochure

8 posts · Aug 2026

Beyond the Brochure explores the policies, partnerships, investments and decisions shaping tourism across Africa, looking past marketing campaigns to understand how destinations are built, promoted and sold.

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How Uganda Is Rethinking Tourism Promotion in 2026
August 7, 2026
2
Kenya’s 2026 Tourism Strategy Is Fixing the Journey, Not Just Selling the Destination
August 8, 2026
3
Seychelles Tourism Strategy: Why the Country Is Shifting From Volume to Value
August 9, 2026
4
Mauritius Tourism 2026: How India, Russia and the UK Are Reshaping the Island's Visitor Strategy
August 15, 2026
5
East Africa Tourist Visa Explained: Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda on One Visa (2026 Guide)
August 15, 2026
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Detty December Economics: How Diaspora Tourism Drives Lagos and Ghana
August 16, 2026
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What Tourism Boards Are Really Buying When They Sign a Promotion Partnership in 2026
August 16, 2026
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Africa's $241 Billion Tourism Boom: What's Really Driving It in 2026
August 16, 2026

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