Rwanda will name 22 baby mountain gorillas during the 21st edition of the Kwita Izina gorilla naming ceremony on September 4, 2026, in Kinigi, Musanze District, organisers have announced.

A visit to Akagera National Park offers a journey into one of Rwanda's richest ecosystems, home to lions, elephants, rhinos, vast savannahs, forests and lakes that define the country's eastern landscape.

Located in West Africa along the Atlantic Ocean, Côte d’Ivoire is a country renowned for its vibrant economy, rich culture, tourism potential, and its leading role in the global cocoa industry.

A new tourism investment opportunity is emerging in Rwanda's Southern Province after authorities designated more than 10 hectares of land in Kitabi, Nyamagabe District, for the development of hotels aimed at boosting tourism around the Nyungwe National Park.

Rwanda’s Singita Kwitonda Lodge has been ranked the second-best luxury hotel in the world in the 2026 edition of Robb Report’s prestigious global index, "The 50 Greatest Luxury Hotels on Earth."

Akagera National Park generated more than US$1 million in commercial revenue between April and June 2026, representing a 4 per cent increase compared with the same period in 2025, according to figures shared by the park in its second-quarter newsletter.

If you have any preconceptions of China, then these need to be shattered, especially if you have any thoughts of endless cities, straight lines, crowded streets, a multitude of very modern buildings, and generally temperate weather. Instead, I have just discovered a hidden borderland right on the edge of the map.

Akagera National Park’s ongoing elephant monitoring efforts have reached a new milestone, with the latest bi-monthly survey adding six new individuals to the park’s individual identification database.

The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) has held talks with American fitness influencer and entrepreneur Ashton Hall, alongside content creators Enock Uwizeye, popularly known as Ashton Small or Kagarara, and Yogendra Kushwah, widely known as Indian Ashton, on how they can help showcase Rwanda's tourism potential to global audiences.

Welcome to Chengdu, where every street tells a story, every meal is an experience, and every moment feels like home. Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province in southwestern China, is a city where history, culture, gastronomy, and modern innovation blend into a uniquely relaxed yet fast-developing urban experience.

China, one of the world’s oldest continuous civilisations, has long stood as a centre of culture, innovation, and transformation. From ancient dynasties to modern economic power, it is a country whose influence has been shaped by deep historical roots and an extraordinary pace of change.

Tucked away at the northern foothills of the Tianmu Mountains, Yucun Village appears at first glance like a quiet rural escape. Streams cut through green valleys, bamboo forests rise along the slopes, and ancient ginkgo trees, some over a thousand years old, stand like silent witnesses to time.

A few days ago, I visited Nanhu Lake in Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, a place known for its peaceful waters and rich history. Today, as China marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC), that visit feels even more meaningful. Nanhu is closely linked to one of the most important moments in modern Chinese history, making it a place of reflection on a day such as this.

United Nations Tourism on Monday inaugurated its new headquarters in Madrid, marking a new chapter for the United Nations agency dedicated to promoting sustainable and inclusive tourism worldwide.

Deep in the misty mountain forests of southwestern China lives one of the world’s most beloved animals, the giant panda. With its striking black-and-white coat and calm nature, the giant panda has become a global symbol of wildlife conservation. The story of this national treasure is one of survival against great odds.

Rwanda has taken a major step toward securing international recognition for its rich geological heritage by nominating the Northern Province for designation as a UNESCO Global Geopark.

Rwanda’s hospitality sector has recorded significant growth over the past years, reflecting broader gains in the country’s tourism industry and economic transformation efforts.

Rwanda’s conservation efforts have received a major boost after three white rhino calves were born in Akagera National Park, bringing the park’s total rhino population to 148.

Nyandungu Eco-Park in Kigali is set to host a major international arts and ecology programme that will turn the restored wetland into a dynamic space for environmental art, cultural exchange, and sustainability-focused engagement.

Nyandungu Eco-Park is set to introduce a zipline attraction that will allow visitors to glide above the park and enjoy aerial views of its landscapes and wildlife, as management continues efforts to expand recreational activities and boost tourism.