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In
a strategic move to safeguard its European network,
Tunisair Express has entered a wet-lease
agreement with Luxwing Ltd, deploying a
Dash 8-400 turboprop to maintain vital connections between Tunisia and
key destinations in southern Europe. This decision comes as the airline
continues to face rest… read more
As
2025 approaches, the hospitality industry faces renewed scrutiny and
opportunity regarding its sustainability journey. The latest insights
from Booking.com’s 10th annual “Travel & Sustainability” report
shine a spotlight on a fundamental shift: today’s
travellers are more informed, intentional, and expect visible action … read more
The
Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management
Agency (NAMA), Engr. Farouk Umar, has issued a strong
appeal for a new funding approach, warning that ongoing deductions of 30
to 50 percent from the agency’s internally generated
revenue are undermining its ability to modernise and
maintain e… read more
The Federal
Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has taken a decisive
step toward modernizing the nation’s aviation landscape with the
official launch of its Integrated ISO
Policy. This groundbreaking initiative is designed to
raise the bar for service quality, operational safety, and environmental
s… read more
In
a significant development for inbound tourism and international
relations, the Republic of Lithuania’s Ministry of Foreign
Affairs has confirmed that, as of 7 October 2025,
Lithuanian citizens can now travel to South
Africa without the need for a visa. This fresh policy,
enacted by South Africa’s … read more
In the heart of Sub-Saharan
Africa’s booming hospitality sector, a quiet revolution is underway.
Hotels, both international giants and locally-owned gems, are
increasingly embracing sustainability, with waste management emerging as
a critical focus. As the region’s tourism industry expands, the
environmental footprint of hotels—particu… read more
The
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport
(MQP), a vital air access point for visitors to the
celebrated Kruger National Park, is currently experiencing substantial
interruptions in scheduled airline services. Situated roughly 27
kilometres northeast of Mbombela (Nelspruit) in Mpumalanga, this airport
is integral t… read more
As the appetite for premium
travel experiences grows worldwide, South Africa has
cemented its position as a powerhouse in the global luxury travel
market. The latest Roxstar Luxury Travel Trends Report
2025, drawing from elite booking data between 2022 and 2025, places
South Africa fourth among the world’s most desirab… read more
Uganda’s
tourism sector reached a historic milestone as the
Association of Uganda Tour Operators (AUTO)
marked its 30th anniversary with a vibrant celebration at Kampala’s
Mestil Hotel. Themed “Roots and Routes: 30 Years of Tourism Excellence,”
the event brought together government dignitaries, industry pioneers,
and… read more
The
Zambian hospitality landscape is set for a transformative leap as
Hyatt announces the arrival of its flagship
Hyatt Regency brand in Lusaka. In a
landmark agreement, a Hyatt affiliate has partnered with
ASB Hotel Properties and
Albwardy Investments (Pamodzi Hotels PLC)… read more
Tunisair Express Secures EU Operations with Dash 8-400 Wet Lease Amid Aircraft Suspension
Sustainability in Hospitality: New Data Reveals Guest Expectations and Practical Opportunities
NAMA Calls for Funding Reform to Safeguard Nigeria’s Airspace Modernisation
FAAN Unveils Integrated ISO Policy to Elevate Safety, Quality, and Green Standards at Nigerian Airpo
South Africa Grants Visa-Free Entry to Lithuanian and Select EU Passport Holders
Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport Faces Flight Disruptions Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Uganda’s Tour Operators Celebrate 30 Years: A New Era for Sustainable Growth and Professionalism
Hyatt Regency to Debut in Zambia with Major Rebranding of Lusaka’s Iconic Pamodzi Hotel
