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"WHAT'S GOING ON IN ANGOLA"
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Luiana Plains Expedition Camp opens in Africa’s new wilderness frontier
With the opening of Luiana Plains Safaris, a new wilderness experience has become more accessible than ever before, as this new Camp offers an authentic “Expedition-style” experience and balances raw adventure with essential comfort. Read more>>>
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200 Giant Sable spotted together in Angola
Cangandala National Park was the scene of a truly extraordinary and unprecedented moment: more than 200 Giant Sable Antelopes in a single location. More than just a scientific record, this remarkable event stands as the greatest symbol of wildlife recovery. Read more>>>
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Giraffes return to Bicuar National Park as Angola rebuilds its wildlife heritage
Twelve Angolan giraffes have been successfully reintroduced to Bicuar National Park in southern Angola, marking another significant milestone in the country's efforts to restore wildlife populations and rebuild its protected landscapes. See more>>>
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First baby giraffe born in Iona NP - a major milestone in conservation success
African Parks has announced the first birth of a giraffe in Angola’s Iona National Park - the latest milestone on Iona’s biodiversity conservation journey. Read more>>>
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Angola introduces a Special Contribution for Tourism
From August, Angola has introduced 'CET' - with a 5% fee added to accommodation rates for international visitors and collected by the property when the guest settles their bill at checkout. Read how it works and when it will fund here>>>
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ATTA names Angola as one of 'Africa's Top Destinations to watch in 2026'
Angola has been recognised as one of Africa's leading destinations to watch in 2026 by the African Travel & Tourism Association (ATTA), the continent's largest tourism trade association, in its newly released Africa Travel Trends Report 2026. See more>>>
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Angola emerges as Africa's newest climbing frontier as international festival returns for third year
One of Africa's last great frontiers for rock climbing is drawing world-class athletes, global media attention and a new generation of adventure travellers Angola is quietly establishing itself as one of Africa's most exciting new destinations for adventure travel. Find out more >>>>
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African Parks to open stunning new accommodation within Iona National Park
We can only tease you as final details are yet to be released, but this amazing location Gruta do Leao (Lion's Cave) that's built into the rocks will open 1st October. It will comprise o just 5 tents and main facilities. Keep an eye on www.angolatourism.uk/news for updates.
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A unique opportunity to meet Angolan partners face-to-face at WTM 3-5th November
T here's a unique opportunity at this year's WTM that makes attending worthwhile, all by itself. There's the chance to engage face-to-face with the key suppliers you'll need to ensure you have the very best possible Angolan offering. See more >>>
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