Discover Maputo: The Charm of Mozambique’s Capital

When travelers think of Mozambique, many picture turquoise seas, endless beaches, and island escapes. But those who take time to explore Maputo soon discover that the capital itself is a vibrant destination—perfect for a holiday that blends culture, relaxation, and adventure. At Managed Travel Services, we’ve seen how visitors fall in love with Maputo’s character, […]

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Tourism Performance: Recovery & Growth

Domestic and Hotel Activity Visitor Traffic Trends HIGHLIGHTS:- 1. Resilience in the face of disruptionDespite a wave of political unrest around October–December 2024, Mozambique’s tourism sector not only held firm but attracted substantial investment and growth into Q3 and beyond. 2. Key growth indicatorsHotel stays surged in Q3 (+21.7%), air traffic increased by about one‑quarter

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Maputo National Park (formerly known as Maputo Elephant Reserve)

Established in 1932 and spanning approximately 1,040 km², Maputo National Park is located in the Matutuíne District of Maputo Province, Mozambique. The park boasts diverse ecosystems, including coastal forests, wetlands, savannahs, and pristine beaches along the Indian Ocean. It is renowned for its population of around 400 African bush elephants and a variety of other wildlife. Location

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Hospitality and Tourism in Mozambique Post-Unrest

Resilience and recovery A few months ago, Mozambique faced a period of unrest that left deep scars across communities and industries alike. As a country that thrives on its warmth, unity, and beauty, the events were both heartbreaking and disruptive. Businesses were shaken, livelihoods lost, and the tourism and hospitality industry—already recovering from global setbacks—was

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