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The
Zimbabwean aviation landscape is poised for a shakeup as
FlyX Aero (also known as Fly X Airlines)
edges closer to its long-anticipated launch, drawing industry attention
for its bold choice of aircraft. The start-up has linked its operational
rollout to a widebody Airbus A340-300, a
move that imm… read more
Air
Peace, one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing airlines, has
unveiled a sweeping transformation of its West and Central
African regional operations, moving all flights from
night-time to daytime service effective February 2, 2026. This strategic
overhaul is set to recalibrate the carrier’s regional footpr… read more
Ghana is poised to make a significant leap in its travel and
tourism landscape with the government’s announcement of a new
Electronic Visa (e-Visa) policy scheduled
for launch in the first quarter of 2026. This initiative, unveiled by
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, at the
close of the 202… read more
In a significant leap forward
for digital government services on the continent, the Republic of Benin
has introduced the ePass, a cutting-edge
self-service digital passport renewal application designed to
revolutionise the way citizens manage their international travel
documents. Developed by Seamfix, … read more
In a significant move poised to reshape the future of
cultural tourism and antiquities across
Africa, Tanzania and Egypt have entered
into a groundbreaking agreement to deepen cooperation and share
expertise in these dynamic sectors. The partnership was cemented during a
high-level meeting in Cairo bet… read more
At a pivotal gathering in Monrovia, the Director General of the
Liberian National Tourism Authority
(LNTA), Ms. Princess Eva Cooper, set forth a bold vision
for the future of Liberia’s tourism sector—a vision that could serve as a
catalyst for economic transformation across West Africa. Addressing a
distinguished audie… read more
This
month marks a new chapter in culinary
innovation for Brussels Airlines as the carrier
introduces meals inspired by its extensive sub-Saharan African network
on all long-haul flights departing Africa for Brussels. The initiative
underscores the airline’s reputation as the Africa
specialist within… read more
The past year has been
transformative for Emirates, now
celebrating its 40th anniversary with a renewed focus on innovation,
expansion, and inclusivity—trends that carry significant implications
for Africa’s travel industry. In 2025, Emirates transported a staggering
55.6 million passengers, completed nearly 180,580 fl… read more
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The Kruger
National Park, one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife
destinations, is currently facing significant operational challenges due
to persistent and heavy rainfall. This ongoing weather event has led to
the closure of most internal roads, with
park management prioritising the safety of guests, sta… read more