Green Tourism and Sustainable Development have recently become buzzwords in national and international forums. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is poised to reshape Africa’s economic landscape, fostering regional integration and boosting intra-African trade. However, to truly harness the potential of this historic agreement, it is essential to consider the role of green tourism as a catalyst for sustainable development. This article explores the synergies between the AfCFTA and green tourism, highlighting their interconnectedness and advocating for the integration of sustainable practices within the trade framework. The article advocates for the inclusion of green tourism within the AfCFTA, highlighting its potential to drive responsible and inclusive economic growth, create employment opportunities, and empower local communities. By prioritizing green tourism, African nations can address the neglected aspects of sustainable development, reinforcing solidarity and demonstrating a commitment to a sustainable and environmentally conscious future. This support is crucial to ensure that the agreement’s potential benefits are fully realized, contributing to the development and growth of green tourism on the continent. The AfCFTA agreement has significant implications for green tourism in Africa. The chapter emphasizes the necessity of proactive policy formulation, practical strategies, and the diligent implementation of these measures by governments to maximize the positive impact of the AfCFTA on the tourism sector. It acknowledges that the AfCFTA is an ongoing project that requires sustained commitment and collaboration to achieve its full potential in Africa.