Let's look at the points.

1. Problems with security and political stability

Many African countries remain unstable: armed conflicts, high crime rates, corruption, terrorism. This is the main barrier to mass tourism. Even if there are stunning beaches, tourists first and foremost choose safety.

2. Weak infrastructure

Many African countries do not have a sustainable tourism infrastructure: roads are in poor condition, airports are small and outdated, hotels rarely meet international standards. And without amenities, mass tourists simply won't go there.

3. Problems with medicine and sanitation

Malaria, yellow fever, weak health care system - all this scares potential tourists. Most people want to relax peacefully, without fear for their health.

4. Lack of advertising and image

Tourists are constantly being "sold" Turkey, Egypt, Thailand or the UAE. And who advertises Sierra Leone, Namibia or Tanzania? Local governments do not invest enough in promotion. But even if the country is beautiful, it needs to be told to the world.

Does Africa have a chance to become a tourist paradise?

Yes, and quite a big one. The continent has huge potential:

The beaches in Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya and the Seychelles are no worse than in the Caribbean.

A safari in South and East Africa is a unique experience that can only be found here.

Culture, cuisine and exoticism - something that you will not find in standard tourist countries.

Warm climate all year round - ideal for a beach holiday.

Who is already investing in African tourism?
Morocco and Tunisia are actively developing coastal resorts.

Rwanda is betting on ecotourism.

South Africa attracts tourists with a combination of nature, wine regions and urban comfort.

The islands of Zanzibar, Mauritius, and Seychelles are already becoming fashionable among Europeans.

What is needed for Africa to become a new tourist center of the world?
Improve security and stabilize the political situation.

Develop transport and the hotel sector.

Create international advertising campaigns.

Invest in training staff - guides, hotel workers, service workers.

Reduce visa barriers and simplify logistics.

Conclusion

Africa is a sleeping giant of world tourism. It has everything: nature, climate, culture. But in order to become a new "tourist Eldorado," the continent needs to solve basic issues of infrastructure, security, and image.

If these problems are overcome, it is possible that in 10-15 years, vacations in Tanzania or Namibia will be as popular as they are today in Turkey or Spain.