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The
2025/26 cruise season promises to be a
game-changer for Cape Town, with a record
22 ships making 89 calls. This surge in
maritime activity positions the city as a premier cruise
hub, opening up exciting opportunities for African travel
agents to tap into a burgeo… read more
Robben
Island Museum (RIM) is temporarily suspending public
tours from 16 June to 1 September 2025 to
facilitate essential maintenance and renovations in anticipation of
South Africa’s hosting of the G20 Summit in
November. This closure presents both a challenge and an opportunity for
… read more
Gabon
is embarking on a major overhaul of its airport infrastructure,
partnering with UK-based Westminster Group and
INOVAVIA to modernize security and expand domestic
terminal capacity. This ambitious undertaking signals Gabon’s commitment
to becoming a regional aviation hub and presents exciting opportunities
f… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced an extension
to the closure of the R27 Gate (West Coast entry
gate) to the West Coast National Park. The gate,
initially slated to reopen on June 14, 2025, will now remain closed
until July 5, 2025, due to ongoing construction and
upgrades.
This … read more
South
Africa's winter season (June to October) promises a diverse
tapestry of weather conditions, creating unique opportunities and
considerations for travel agents crafting unforgettable client
experiences. This detailed forecast analysis, tailored for African
travel professionals, provides actionable insights to optimize
iti… read more
Air
Zimbabwe's sale of two Boeing 777-200ERs marks a strategic shift
towards regional routes and fleet
modernization, aiming to boost efficiency and
competitiveness. The move promises cost savings and improved
utilization, paving the way for a leaner, more agile
airline.
Air Zimba… read more
Cape
Town is solidifying its position as Africa’s top
destination for hospitality investment, attracting significant
attention from global players. This surge in interest is fueled by the
city’s robust tourism recovery, strong hotel
performance, and a booming real estate market. The upcoming
Future Hospitalit… read more
Cabo
Verde Airlines has launched a new direct flight from Porto, Portugal,
to Ilha do Sal, Cape Verde, marking a significant
expansion of travel options between Europe and this increasingly popular
Atlantic archipelago. The inaugural flight, operated with the airline’s
modern Boeing 737 MAX 8, took off… read more
Tanzania
is poised to become East Africa’s hottest ticket, thanks to a
groundbreaking overhaul of its visa system. The nation has flung open
its doors to travelers from 71 countries, eliminating visa requirements
altogether. This bold move, announced by Deputy Minister of Natural
Resources and Tourism, Dustan Kitandula, marks a pivota… read more
The
diverging trajectories of Morocco and
Nigeria’s tourism sectors offer a compelling study in contrasts for
African travel professionals. While Morocco thrives, attracting record
visitors and investment, Nigeria grapples with stagnation and a lack of
tangible progress. This disparity presents crucial
lesson… read more