Old Fourah Bay College Restoration Gains Fresh Momentum

— The Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs has expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Commonwealth Heritage Forum, the World Monuments Fund, and other partners for their continued confidence in the restoration of Old Fourah Bay College. The Minister Nabeeal Farida Tunis described the additional investment as a powerful endorsement of the Government of Sierra Leone’s commitment to[…]

28

Jul

Tourism Industry Leaders join forces with the Ministry to drive growth, innovation, and job creation across Sierra Leone’s tourism, hospitality, and creative sectors.

The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs has convened a high-level meeting with executives from the tourism, hospitality, and creative industries at the Dove’s Nest, Aberdeen, Freetown, to chart a new course for sector development. The purpose of the meeting was to address issues related to the formation of the National Federation and to enhance the private[…]

27

Jul

Every city has a story, ours lives in its people, places, .sometimes, all it takes is right sign to reveal it

With support from the Embassy of the Peoples Republic of China, the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs and its agencies have begun installing signposts across the city, making it easier to explore, discover, connect, and learn about our culture and heritage. Thoughtfully designed to reflect our creativity, this marks another milestone in our Year of Culture[…]

25

Jul

President Bio Showcases Leicester Peak’s Breathtaking Beauty, Boosting Sierra Leone’s Tourism Drive

President Julius Maada Bio has highlighted the breathtaking beauty of Freetown’s iconic Leicester Peak Viewpoint following a visit to the attraction with his wife, Fatima Bio, and their children. Sharing his experience, the President described the scenery as “simply breathtaking” and encouraged people to visit and experience the spectacular views for themselves. His family visit has placed[…]

21

Jul

BIG TOURISM BOOM… Jamaica Grants Sierra Leone visa-free entry

Jamaica has officially permitted citizens from Sierra Leone and 15 African countries to enter the Caribbean island without a visa. This was confirmed by the latest entry requirements published by the Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency of Jamaica, under Prime Minister Andrew Holness. This is welcome news for the Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Nabeela Farida[…]

05

Jul

SIERRA LEONE TAKES A MAJOR DIGITAL LEAP AS TOURISM MINISTRY SIGNS LANDMARK AI PARTNERSHIP TO BOOST GLOBAL DESTINATION MARKETING

in a bid to boost the marketing of Sierra Leone as a competitive tourism destination, the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs signs a Memorandum of Understanding with Pass porter Limited, a renowned digital firm, to pilot a project that will provide AI technology support in the branding and marketing of Sierra Leone as a prime Tourism[…]

02

Jul

Minister Nabeela Farida Tunis Joins African Tourism Leaders at the 69th UN Tourism Regional Commission for Africa

*Minister Nabeela Farida Tunis Joins African Tourism Leaders at the 69th UN Tourism Regional Commission for Africa* The Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Nabeela Farida Tunis, has joined tourism leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders from across the continent for the 69th UN Tourism Regional Commission for Africa and the Thematic Conference on “Strengthening Human Capital to[…]