Ethiopia: Ethiopia Selected Among Top 10 Best Tourist Destination for 2015

Reporter, 7 February 2015

One of the leading publishers of travel guidebook, Rough Guides, recently held an online vote allowing its readers to select their top international destination choices for 2015. Read more »

Ethiopia's first expressway, the 84.7Km long road from Addis Abeba to Adama, has officially opened.

Ethiopia: Govt, Industry Leaders Express High Expectations of Upcoming Hotel Investment Forum in Ethiopia

Addis Standard, 4 February 2015

The government in Ethiopia and industry leaders gathered to brief the media yesterday on the African Hotel Investment Forum 2015 (AHIF), which will take place at the same location… Read more »
Ethiopia: Trail Running - the Emergence of a Sports Tourism in Ethiopia

Reporter, 31 January 2015

Ethiopia is a country endowed with age-old tourism sites reflecting historical, religious, and cultural values. Read more »
East Africa: Addis Hospitality Influences Hoteliers Return

EA Business, 21 January 2015

The Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) last week announced that the conference will return to Addis Ababa in 2015. This follows the success of the 2014 event. Read more »
Ethiopia: Tourism Creates Over 783, 000 Jobs

Ethiopia Government, 9 January 2015

Gezahegn Abate, International and Public Relations Director at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, told reporters on Thursday (January 8) that Ethiopia's tourism sector has… Read more »
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Forecasted to Be One of the Major Travel Destinations in 2015

Ethiopia Government, 1 January 2015

"Ethiopia is on its way toward becoming a major travel destination." stated Travel Pulse, major global travel website. Travel Pulse mentioned the fast growth of Ethiopia's Tourism… Read more »

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Ethiopia Works to Bolster City Tourism

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A float boat used to transport tourists on Lake Tana in Bahir Dar city. Ehiopia's Minister of Culture & Tourism Amin Abdulkadir, is appealing to Ethiopian ambassadors to engage the Ethiopian ... see more »