Where Global Politics
Meets African Tourism
The only weekly publication at the intersection of global geopolitics and African tourism strategy.
A weekly intelligence brief for people who shape Africa's tourism future.
The Corridor is a weekly geopolitical tourism intelligence publication focused on Africa. Published every Monday from Nairobi, Kenya, it analyses how global events — conflicts, diplomatic shifts, economic shocks, climate crises — reshape the conditions under which African tourism operates.
Tourism in Africa does not operate in isolation. Every issue follows a consistent analytical structure: from the global event, to the structural shift, to the tourism flow implication, to the strategic move African governments and operators should make.
Every issue is structured around one of six lenses.
Each lens provides a distinct angle on how global forces interact with African tourism strategy and investment.
Four proprietary frameworks that structure every issue.
Written for the decision-makers who shape Africa's tourism future.
Built from inside the industry.
Robert N. Katithi is a Nairobi-based tourism practitioner with 13 years of industry experience through GoKenya Safari and Monkey.travel. The Corridor was founded to apply the analytical rigour of international relations scholarship to the African tourism sector — a sector that generates billions annually but has rarely been examined through a sovereign, geopolitical lens.
Every Monday. Free. From Nairobi.
The Corridor publishes every Monday. Issues are available on this website and delivered free to subscribers via Substack. Issue 010 publishes 27 April 2026 — Southern Africa · Connectivity & Aviation.