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Spend 48 hours around Rwanda’s Lake Kivu, exploring Kibuye, coffee farms, islands, hiking trails and quiet lakeside communities.
News Rwanda » Western » Tourism: Rwanda's multimillion-dollar tourism industry is under threat over DR Congo conflict
Rwanda's booming $640 million tourism industry is threatened by its backing of M23 rebels in neighboring DR Congo, experts told Semafor, as Kigali comes under growing international pressure over its ...
News Rwanda » Western » Tourism: Rwanda’s Tourism is Booming
International visitors spent approximately $698 million on Rwanda travel. Rwanda’s tourism sector experienced significant growth last year, contributing positively to national economy through both ...
News Rwanda » Western » Tourism: Rwanda earns $161M from tourism in just 90 days
Rwanda's travel industry is in the throes of a boom. The country generated about $161.5 million in revenue from tourist-related services from Nov 2025 to January 2026, according to new figures ...
News Rwanda » Western » Tourism: DRC and Rwanda in bizarre tourism/football face off?
Democratic Republic of Congo seems to be following in Rwanda’s footsteps by considering a partnership with a prestigious international team. Will the approximately 300 gorillas of the Congolese ...
News Rwanda » Western » Tourism: Rwanda targets high-end tourist market
Nicaraguan singer Hernaldo Zuniga brought his entire family to trek through the lush forests and mist-shrouded volcanoes of northwestern Rwanda in search of mountain gorillas. He described their ...
News Rwanda » Western » Tourism: The Lux Collective Enters Rwanda with Landmark Ultra-Luxury Tourism Circuit Partnership
Global hospitality group The Lux Collective has marked its first entry into Rwanda through a landmark strategic partnership with Cleo Capital Group Ltd, one of Rwanda’s visionary hospitality and ...
News Rwanda » Western » Tourism: Rwanda: How Abandoned Mining Tunnels Could Boost Tourism
Mining operators in Rwanda are proposing plans to transform modern underground mining tunnels into tourism attractions after mineral extraction ends, in a move aimed at preserving the country's mining ...