Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, has been named the second most attractive city in Africa in the inaugural city rankings by The Africa Report and its sister publication, Jeune Afrique.

Rwanda ranks among the top African countries in visa openness, a key metric that assesses how accessible a country is to foreign visitors for purposes such as tourism, business, or study.

Rwanda's capital, Kigali, has consistently garnered global attention in recent years for its extraordinary transformation— a rapid change rarely seen in many parts of the world.

Some environments seduce, invite and soothe you, body and soul, enticing you to visit them again and again. The right staff, with the right attitude and skills all create an interjection of comfort and value for money, giving you a rich almost ecstatic experience. This, and more, is what happens at Park Inn Hotel by Radisson Kigali.

Rwanda is a lush land of green sprawling hills and smoking volcanoes. It is a genuine cyclists' paradise. Following the launch of mountain biking and cycle tourism, Rwanda Development Board (RDB) invites cyclists, both local and foreign, to enjoy the world class trails across the country.

Home to Africa’s gemstones and keeper of its history, Senegal’s Dakar is incontestably a city of many beauties. While visiting this city, I discovered a place where serenity meets chaos, although paradoxical, you’ll have to agree with me as I share my tour experience.

Peter Greenberg, an Emmy Award-Winning Investigative Reporter and one of America’s most recognized travel news journalists—often referred to as “The Travel Detective” will present a 1-hour documentary where he is taken on a Royal Tour in Rwanda hosted by President Paul Kagame.

The sensations of beauty and tranquillity swept through and around my entire body and mind as I consumed in the beauty of Lake Muhazi shores where ripples and wavelets incessantly kiss and tease as they break to a halt.