Current Tourism & Travel News about Namibia
The plans to introduce a new government-owned airline may proceed. The proposed Namibia Air got the necessary first licenses from the Transportation Commission of Namibia. The Air Services Licences form … Read More
Tourism Protective Subdivision of the Namibian Police (Nampol) has recorded far less cases of crime against tourists. According to Inspector Christina DaFonsech-Shikongo, who leads the subdivision since February 2026, her … Read More
The new public airline, Namibia Air has applied for the necessary licenses to fly nationally, regionally and internationally. Initially, Namibia Air plans with seven aircrafts, namely four Embraer 145, similar … Read More
In May 2026, the room occupancy rate index increased again, for the 3rd consecutive month on a monthly basis. In particular, accommodation* establishments in northern and southern regions reported a … Read More
In May, nearly 100,000 passengers moved through the Namibian airports operated by Namibia Airports Company (NAC). This is a strong increase of more than five percent compared to the same … Read More
Aircraft company Embraer annually publishes its report of the most unserved flight routes in Africa. In the 2026 edition, Namibia is four times mentioned in an overall of 55 analyzed … Read More
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) announced that Duwisib Castle in Hardap region will remain closed until further notice. The historically important building, that was used by NWR as one of their … Read More
OL Leisure showcased the fully re-imagined Mokuti Etosha* to invited guests, marking the completion of a N$260 million transformation carried out since 2022. The Right Honourable Dr. Ngurare, Prime Minister of the … Read More
Journeys Namibia recently opened the “Buffalo Tented Camp” as part of the “Buffalo Private Collection” in the Buffalo Core Area of Bwabwata National Park in the most north-eastern part of … Read More
Minister Indileni Daniel announced a decline in tourist arrivals to Namibia recorded in 2025, saying the decline is a wake-up call for the country to improve its tourist attraction strategies. … Read More
