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Today, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is urging governments worldwide to take decisive action in incentivizing the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and establish ambitious targets to meet the demand.
WTTC emphasizes that without a significant supply of SAF, the aviation industry will struggle to ac… read more
Protected areas critical to the country's biodiversity and conservation efforts are being badly mismanaged, says the Endangered Wildlife Trust
For a long time there has been grave concern among conservationists over declining standards in South Africa's provincial nature reserves. Now a recent report by the Endangered Wildlif… read more
With immediate effect, the government has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions at the country's ports of entry.
As such, pre-departure testing for COVID-19 and all other tests at Ghana's entry points are no longer a requirement, so, has the health declaration form for international travellers been suspended.
These were contained in a sta… read more
The Ministry of Arts and Tourism in Zambia is taking significant steps towards transforming the tourism sector by organizing the inaugural Tourism Travel and Hospitality Education Summit. This summit aims to equip the industry with the necessary tools to adapt to the evolving nature of the field.
Scheduled to span three days, from May 22nd… read more
Launched last year, Fly Oya's ambition is to build a solid international network connecting Libya to the countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea.
Tanzania Railway Corporation (TRC) has informed the public about an accident that occurred at the rail and road junction in the Kamata area on the morning of May 18, 2023.
The accident involved a passenger bus traveling between Machinga Complex and Kigamboni, which collided with the brake carriage of Deluxe Train number 8637.
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First planned in January, then rescheduled in May, Air Côte d'Ivoire's Abidjan-Casablanca route could finally be launched in July.
With a semblance of peace, Somalia has been working for a few years to revive its civil aviation. Strategically located in the Horn of Africa, at the crossroads of several air routes, the country wants to revive its emblematic air carrier, which disappeared almost 30 years ago.
Tswalu has announced the
appointment of Deidre Opie as head guide at the private reserve that stretches
across 114,000 hectares ofthe southern Kalahari.
Opie is truly at the top of
her game with a guiding career spanning 24 years and a raft of prestigious… read more
In an effort to bolster the railway sector across the African continent, the Department of Infrastructure and Energy (DIE) of the African Union Commission (AUC) is initiating a series of capacity-building endeavours. These initiatives are supported by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (GIZ), which contributes to the Programme … read more
WTTC calls for urgent action on sustainable aviation fuel
Report raises alarm over state of Provincial Nature Reserves
COVID-19 Pandemic - Ghana Lifts Restrictions At Ports of Entry
Zambia gears up for Maiden Tourism & Hospitality Education Summit
Libyan company Fly Oya sets course for Alexandria, its first destination in Egypt
Tanzania Railway Corporation notifies of major accident at Kamata rail and road junction
Air Côte d'Ivoire sees itself in Casablanca from July 2023
Mogadishu is working on a plan to revive Somali Airlines
Tswalu appoints new head guide, Deidre Opie
Bolstering Africa's Railways: AUC's initiatives and partnerships for continental railway development
