Thursday, September 17, 2026

ETGPA hosts third annual photo exhibition

Photo by anteneh aklilu

The Ethiopian Tourist Guides Professionals Association (ETGPA) has successfully held its third annual photo exhibition, showcasing the stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique wildlife of Ethiopia. The event, which took place in Addis Ababa, serves as a testament to the country’s breathtaking beauty and diversity while aiming to revitalize tourism in the region.

This year’s exhibition featured captivating works from the association’s photographers and tourist guides, highlighting their pivotal role in preserving and promoting Ethiopia’s treasures. The event attracted a diverse audience, including tourism professionals, government officials, media representatives, and travel enthusiasts, all united by a shared appreciation for Ethiopia’s natural and cultural wealth.

As the third iteration of this exhibition, it not only displayed beautiful images but also acted as a powerful tool for promoting Ethiopia as a premier travel destination. It fosters professional growth for tourist guides and contributes to the national economy by raising awareness about the various facets of Ethiopian tourism.

The ETGPA emphasized the importance of responsible tourism throughout the exhibition, encouraging visitors to engage with the country’s heritage in a sustainable manner. By showcasing the talents of local guides and photographers, the event reinforces the message that tourism can be both enriching for visitors and beneficial for local communities.

As Ethiopia continues to navigate its path toward recovery and growth in the tourism sector, this exhibition stands as a celebration of its unique identity and an invitation for travelers to explore its many wonders. The ETGPA’s commitment to promoting responsible tourism and supporting local professionals is vital for ensuring that Ethiopia remains an attractive destination on the global stage.

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