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African
aviation faces a significant financial hurdle, with a
staggering \$846 million in airline funds
blocked from repatriation by governments across the
continent. This alarming figure represents a substantial portion of the
global total of \$1.3 billion, highlighting the urgent need for policy
reforms and … read more
Winter
in Southern Africa (May-September) marks the peak
safari season, drawing travelers eager to witness
stunning wildlife. However, the presence of malaria
in several popular destinations requires careful planning and client
education. This article equips African travel agents
with the knowledge … read more
Namibia
has significantly enhanced its visa system, making it easier and faster
for travelers to experience the country’s unique landscapes and
wildlife. Effective April 1st, 2025, the eVisa now serves
as the VoA, eliminating the previous requirement of an
additional form upon arrival. This streamlined process means t… read more
Uganda’s
railway ambitions have received a significant boost with a
recent visit by the Uganda Railways Corporation (URC) Board of
Directors to Tanzania. The delegation, led by Chairperson
Dhakaba Wangubo Abdallatif and Managing Director
Benon M. Kajuna, toured the headquarters of the
Tanzania Railways … read more
Ethiopia
is rapidly emerging as a prime destination for conference
tourism, fueled by a surge in five-star
hotels in its capital, Addis Ababa. This development
signals a significant upgrade in the city's hospitality landscape,
promising enhanced quality services and
increased capaci… read more
Tunisair has temporarily expanded
its long-haul capabilities by leasing a 12-year-old Airbus
A330-200 from Spanish charter operator
Privilege Style. This aircraft is currently
servicing routes to Paris, Montréal, and Jeddah, the latter being a
crucial hub for the Hajj 2025… read more
The
International Air Transport Association
(IATA) delivered a stern message to African governments
at its 81st Annual General Meeting (AGM) in
New Delhi: cease the excessive taxation and charges that are stifling
the continent’s aviation sector. While acknowledging the promising
9% surge in… read more
The
Malian government's appointment of Aristide De Balla Moro
Sidibé as the inaugural Director General (CEO) of
Mali Airlines signals a significant
development in West Africa's aviation landscape. This move marks a
crucial step towards the launch of the state-owned carrier, aiming to
enhance both dom… read more
Rwanda’s
travel and tourism sector is experiencing an unprecedented
surge, creating lucrative opportunities for African travel agents. The
sector's remarkable performance in 2024, breaking all previous records,
signals a vibrant market ripe with potential for travel
professionals.
According to the World Travel
and To… read more
The
Wilderness Section of South Africa’s Garden Route
National Park is set to welcome back visitors to its
popular Island Lake, effective immediately.
Following a temporary closure due to a blue-green algal bloom, the
lake’s pristine waters are once again open for all recreational
activities.
S… read more
Africa’s Aviation Sector Grapples with \$846 Million in Blocked Funds
Southern Africa Winter Safaris: Balancing Thrills with Malaria Safety
Namibia Streamlines Visa Process, Boosts Tourism Appeal for African Travelers
Uganda-Tanzania Rail Link: Gateway to East Africa
Addis Ababa's Five-Star Boom: A New Era for Conference Tourism
Tunisair Boosts Fleet with Leased Aircraft for Hajj 2025 and Beyond
IATA’s Plea: Nurture, Don't Overtax, African Aviation
Mali Airlines Appoints First CEO, Poised for West African Aviation Growth
Rwanda's Tourism Boom
Island Lake Reopens: Garden Route’s Waters Sparkle Again, Boosting Tourism
