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For centuries, the phenomenon of bird migration has awed humanity. So much so, that the 4th Century BC Greek philosopher Aristotle, noting that the types of birds around him changed with the seasons, suggested that birds hibernated in trees or underwater and magically changed into different types of birds during winter. In the 17th Century, Engl… read more
Under the theme 'Tourism for Rural Development: A Practical Approach to Strategy and Product Development',
the three-day session was held at the UNWTO Regional Office for the
Middle East in Riyadh to address the underlying needs for continuous
skills development for ensuring up to date learning, adaptation, and
innovatio… read more
Botswana’s tourism private sector players have hailed the participation of the country at this year’s Africa’s Travel Indaba.
The recently held Africa’s Travel Indaba saw the increased
participation of sector players from 28-38 with a sizable SMMEs forming a
nucleus of their participation.
The exhibitors who spoke to V… read more
The state-owned flag carrier of Angola, TAAG Angola Airlines, is set to introduce an additional frequency to its schedule between Angola and … read more
The City of Cape Town has informed the public that the Sea Point promenade and Granger Bay parking area project will commence on 15 M… read more
More than 6,000 delegates, including 1,000 international buyers and
1,000 exhibitors showcasing 350 products, were captivated as South
Africa’s Tourism Minister, Patricia de Lille, delivered her keynote
address at the official opening of Africa’s Travel Indaba 2023.
Indaba boasts exhibitors from 21 African countries, including 10
… read more
For the new South Africa’s Minister of Tourism, her country’s tourism
and that of the continent can only experience a good turnaround if
stakeholders, especially those responsible for enacting policies go
beyond merely talking plans to implementing them. No new plans are
necessary, as there is a backlog of many that have still not been … read more
MSC Cruises SA, the South African division of the Italian cruise line, expects to see minimal growth in the number of cruise passengers sailing out of Durban, according to Ross Volk, MD of MSC South Africa.
The cruise line, the only one that currently homeports annually in the city and caters almost exclusively to the local South Af… read more
The Gorilla Organization is mobilizing support for its projects in
South Kivu, DR Congo, in the wake of a series of devastating an… read more
The stage was set for an electrifying showdown as Richard Quest, the
esteemed news anchor and business news aficionado, squared off against
Patricia de Lille, South Africa’s Tourism Minister, in a heated global
media face-off.
The adrenaline-fueled event occurred at the premier trade show,
Africa’s Travel Indaba, in the vibrant c… read more
Wetlands are critical to keeping migrating birds soaring
UNWTO hosts executive training on Tourism for rural development
Botswana: Private sector hails country’s participation at Africa’s Travel Indaba
TAAG increases flights between Luanda and São Paulo
Upgrade of the Sea Point promenade and Granger Bay parking area
Africa’s Travel Indaba: collaboration and innovation key to consolidating post pandemic gains
MSC reports lacklustre growth passengers out of Durban but plans terminal expansion
