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Hunting in private reserves: understand before condemning

Hunting activity generates extreme opinions, but, when properly regulated and based on scientific criteria, it can help finance conservation, control animal populations and preserve natural areas and jobs. A actividad...

While Rovos Rail enchants Angola, Benguela continues to abandon its own history

The second largest hotel market in Angola brings together an international airport, port, railway, beaches and thousands of jobs, but remains outside of some of the main structural investments in national tourism. Ben...

While Rovos Rail enchants Angola, Benguela continues to abandon its own history

When, once again, the Rovos Rail train arrives in Lobito, after a journey that connects Dar es Salaam to Lobito, we are forced to ask a simple question: after all, what tourism are we truly building? There is constan...

Evolution of International Arrivals of

Between the announced growth, the reality of entries into the country and the structural challenges of Angolan tourism Evolution of International "Tourist" Arrivals in Angola (2010-2025) Tourism in Angola has under...

5% rate how to apply?

5% rate how to apply?

The 5% tax on foreigners' stays: another cost for tourism that still needs bases Artigo de opinião por: Jorge Nunes A taxa de 5% sobre as estadias de estrangeiros: mais um custo sobre um turismo que ainda...

The land that does not present itself

Angola is a country that often seems to have been designed to surprise. There are places where nature speaks loudly, where the earth opens up in beauty, where history was engraved in stones, in mountains, in silence a...

There are sectors with increased demand, but we remain disorganized.

In Angola today, there is a reality that deserves serious analysis. In some sectors, there is a clear increase in tourist demand. The problem is that, in many cases, this demand arises in a disorganized, poorly struct...

Is tourism in Angola stagnating, or is it just Hotelsangola that feels this way?

Lately I've been closely following the data from the sector and the behavior within the Hoteisangola.com platform. And there's one thing I have to say clearly: there is no growth. Tourism in Angola: let’s talk based...

Tourism Trends in Angola

Tourism Trends in Angola

Recently, I have been closely following research trends in the tourism sector in Angola. And the truth is that the data shows us something very interesting: domestic tourism is not standing still, it is transforming. ...

Tourism in Angola: why do you waste time in lectures?

Yesterday I was asked why I continue to invest time in lectures, workshops and training. The answer is simple, but not consensual: Yesterday I was asked why I continue to invest time in lectures, workshops and trainin...

Tourism permits in Angola: a measure that could strangle the market

Recently, new legislation regarding permits for the tourism sector was approved in Angola, covering travel agencies, hotels and restaurant establishments. At first glance, the measure appears to seek to organize the ...

Domestic Tourism in Angola: Warning sign that is in sight

We are at a time when there is a lot of talk about tourism. There is talk of growth, international entries, external promotion and new investments. However, you only need to look at the upcoming long weekend to realiz...

5% tax on the cost of accommodation for international tourists

According to information made public, the State is preparing to apply a 5% tax on the value of accommodation to international tourists, with the aim of creating a new financing mechanism linked to the tourism sector. ...

Rio Longa: an estuary with enormous potential for tourism

At the invitation of the Kitabanga project, the hotisangola.com team recently visited Foz do Rio Longa, with the objective of supporting not only the dissemination of this destination, but also in the organization of ...

Lobito: Sleeping City for Tourism

Lobito, in Benguela Province, is often called Angola's “visiting room” - a tourist destination par excellence thanks to his privileged geography. The city developed around a natural bay sheltered by the Lobito Resting...

The Tourism Pearl that remains closed in the shell

For years, Namibe has been promoted as Artigo de: Jorge Nunes A província da Huíla tem-se destacado, ao longo dos últimos anos, como um dos destinos mais promissores do turismo em Angola. Mais do que um crescimen...

The Tourism Pearl that remains closed in the shell

For years, Namibe has been promoted as Article by: Jorge Nunes For years, Namibe has been promoted as "the pearl of tourism", a title given by the Ministry of Hotels and Tourism itself. And rightly so - the province ...

A natural heritage delivered to abandonment - Chimalavera Regional Park

The Chimalavera Regional Park, located between Benguela and Dombe Grande, represents one of the natural areas with the highest tourist and ecological potential of the province. However, a recent visit to the site to p...

Turismo em Angola, um artigo de opinião

Nos dias de hoje olhamos para o turismo e o foco é alcançar quem está fora do país! Não será isto um contra-senso, já que internamente não cultivamos cultura turística para que os nossos habitantes consigam desfrutar ...

Artigo de opinião por Maisa Tavares

Ontem participei no II Fórum de Oportunidades de Investimento do Namibe, que se centrou no turismo e em tecnologias para o alavancar. Excelentes preletores vindos de fora, com apresentações institucionais por parte de...