ERITREA – Tourism : Eat, Pray, Love
Tourism: Eat, Pray, Love by Natnael Yebio W. If tourism means going places for pleasure or for adventure one might as well try one’s attic or backyard. The old photo that you had tossed as useless five years ago may now be worth thousands of…
ERITREA : Protecting the Eco-Tourism Environment
Protecting the Eco-Tourism Environment by Semhar Mebrahtu “Take nothing but photo, leave nothing but footprints!!!” is the motto of the Forestry and Wildlife branch in the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA). The ministry is in charge of protecting the…
Have you Ever seen ERITREA this way
Have you Ever seen #ERITREA 🇪🇷 this way
Some Notes on Eritrea’s Economy
Some Notes on Eritrea’s Economy According to the recently published Global Economic Prospects, a World Bank Group flagship report, the year 2016 was marked by stagnant global trade, subdued investment, and heightened policy uncertainty. For 2017, a…
Eritrea : Domestic flight begins regular flight to and from Asmara-Assab
General Aviation Service Commences Regular Flight Asmara, 3 February 2017 – General Aviation Service yesterday commenced its two times a week regular flight to and from Asmara-Assab. The beneficiaries expressed appreciation for the initiative. They…
[Photos] Keren : A beautiful town in Eritrea
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] ERITREA The mountain city Keren is the largest of the five major secondary towns in Eritrea with a population of 120,000 and the regional capital of the Anseba Region. The majority of the population are Muslim. There…
Why you should Travel to Eritrea this Year…Part III & Final
In previous editions of Eritrea Profile, various reasons were given on why to choose Eritrea as the next 2017 trip of the year. Indeed, treasures are indefinite and remain undiscovered, which is what gives charm to Eritrea combined with its people and…
ERITREA : The Mosque of Sheikh Hamal,The Surviving Treasure
The introduction of Islam to Eritrea is traced to nearly 1,450 years ago. There are many traces of evidence that substantiate the argument. One is the Mosque still intact to tell the history, the Mosque of Sheik Hamal. Eritrea might be one of the…
Why you should Travel to Eritrea this Year…Part I
The New Year has just started and it’s another year where one makes a resolution or plans their next project or travel destination of the year. Indeed, traveling! Anyone curious to discover a yet discovered tourist hotspot will be surprised and won’t…
Why you should Travel to Eritrea this Year Part II
In our last issue, we were immersed in the daily life of Asmara starting from the early morning hours going through the day. In today’s Eritrea Profile, we’ll discover what evenings in Asmara have to offer. We’ll also take a look at other destinations in…