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Intra-African
air routes are forecast to become the world's fastest-growing aviation
segment according to projections from the International
Air Transport Association. The global industry body's analysis positions
the continent as a future engine of worldwide air traffic growth,
driven by substantial untapped demand an… read more
The
Flying Dutchman Funicular at Cape Point is currently
unavailable to visitors while essential maintenance work takes place at
the celebrated attraction within Table Mountain National Park. The
temporary closure affects one of South Africa's most recognisable
tourism experiences, though alternative arrangements ensur… read more
Royal
Air Maroc is positioning itself for complete ownership
of its catering subsidiary, a strategic move that signals the airline's
commitment to consolidating its service offerings under one roof. The
North African carrier has announced plans to acquire the remaining
forty percent stake in Atlas Servair… read more
Air
Sénégal is poised to significantly strengthen its operational
capacity with the introduction of seven leased Boeing 737
aircraft beginning in late March 2026. The fleet expansion, which
includes one dedicated cargo aircraft, represents a substantial step
forward for the West African carrier as it pursues ambitious … read more
Uganda
Tourism Board is recruiting a new Deputy Chief Executive
Officer following the retirement of the long-serving
official who held the position for six years. The national tourism
promotion body has published the vacancy and is accepting applications
from qualified Ugandan professionals until early April 2026.
… read more
Air
Mauritius has announced supplementary non-stop services between
Mauritius and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, responding
proactively to connectivity challenges arising from the evolving
situation in the Middle East. The national carrier's capacity increase
demonstrates how African airlines are adapting to regional… read more
The
national carrier of Cape Verde has bolstered its operational capacity
by introducing a wet-leased Airbus A319 to
support its European route network. This strategic move comes as the
airline navigates ongoing fleet adjustments, with one of its
Boeing 737 aircraft currently out of
service for sched… read more
The
African Travel and Tourism Association has
officially launched the call for submissions to its prestigious
2026 ATTA for Action Awards, inviting
tourism businesses across the continent to showcase their most impactful
sustainability and community-focused initiatives. Now entering their
third year… read more
Severe
flooding across the northern reaches of Kruger National
Park has prompted authorities to temporarily shut down
two vital border crossings between South Africa and
Mozambique. The South African Border
Management Authority confirmed that both the Pafuri Port
of Entry and Giriyon… read more
Park
Hyatt Johannesburg has secured a coveted position on
TIME magazine's annual list of the World's Greatest Places
for 2026, marking a significant achievement for South
African hospitality and reinforcing the country's growing reputation as a
destination for discerning luxury travellers. The recognit… read more
IATA Projects African Skies Will Lead Global Aviation Growth Through 2050
Cape Point's Iconic Funicular Temporarily Closed as Shuttle Service Assists Visitors
Morocco's Flag Carrier Strengthens Grip on In-Flight Catering Operations
Air Sénégal Prepares Major Fleet Expansion with Seven Boeing 737s Arriving This Month
Uganda Tourism Board Seeks New Deputy Chief Executive as Applications Open
Air Mauritius Boosts Paris Capacity with Extra Flights Amid Middle East Disruptions
Cabo Verde Airlines Strengthens European Network with Additional Leased Aircraft
ATTA Invites Entries for 2026 Action Awards Honouring Regenerative Tourism Excellence
Kruger Floods Halt Cross-Border Travel at Key South Africa-Mozambique Entry Points
Park Hyatt Johannesburg Earns Spot on TIME's 2026 World's Greatest Places List
