Artists are transforming Luanda’s abandoned spaces — from hotels to factories — into creative hubs, redefining Angola’s capital as an emerging center for contemporary art and cultural renewal.

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AccorHotels has signed 50 hotels in Africa through an exclusive partnership with Angolan oil insurance and investment company AA Activos Lda. The 50 hotels, totalling 6200 rooms, will open between ...

Exodus, the adventure tour operator owned by the TUI Travel group, is launching holidays to Angola. The southern African country was once popular with tourists before decades of civil war destroyed ...

Professionals from the hospitality and leisure sector in Angola have been working hard and developing the best quality stays and offers during the pandemic. Their goal? Health safety and optimal ...

LUANDA, Angola - AccorHotels international hotel operator and the Angolan group AAA Activos LDA, have inaugurated the ibis Styles IU Talatona hotel. This opening is part of the partnership with AAA ...

Luanda - Angola plans to build over 28 hotels by 2011 in a bid to satisfy demand for rooms from tourists and businessmen to the southwestern African nation, Tourism Minister Pedro Mutindi said on ...

The Fundo Soberano de Angola (FSDEA) is a Sovereign Wealth Fund wholly owned by the Republic of Angola. The Fund, which was established in October 2012 according to international governance benchmarks ...

Luanda — Cuban specialists in the field of gastronomy and hotel management will administer courses in Angola's Luanda, Huila, Benguela and Cabinda provinces, over the second semester of this year.

LONDON — Angola’s attorney general has seized buildings and hotels belonging to AAA, a company associated with Carlos Manuel de São Vicente whose $900 million fortune has been frozen by Swiss ...