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Kenya
has set an ambitious target of attracting 300,000 tourists from
neighboring Uganda in 2026, representing a significant 27
percent increase in arrivals from its East African partner. This
bullish projection rests squarely on enhanced air connectivity between
the two nations, signaling a strategic pivot toward intr… read more
Travellers
planning coastal escapes to KwaZulu-Natal have received welcome
reassurance as the latest water quality results confirm
that the vast majority of Durban's monitored bathing beaches meet
national safety standards and remain open for swimming and surfing. The
eThekwini Municipality released updated test result… read more
One of Uganda's most historically significant traditional kingdoms has made a direct appeal for European Union support to help unlock the tourism potential of a region rich in cultural heritage, natural landscapes, and untapped visitor attractions. The Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom, through its Prime Minister Andrew Byakutaga, has outl… read more
In
a landmark announcement that promises to reshape cross-border travel
dynamics across the continent, the Republic of Congo has
declared that all African passport holders will enjoy visa-free entry
from January 1, 2027. This progressive move positions the
Central African nation among a growing cohort of countries acti… read more
The
semi-autonomous Tanzanian archipelago of
Zanzibar is taking decisive steps to ensure that the
rewards of its thriving tourism industry flow more directly into the
pockets of its residents. Government officials have outlined a
comprehensive strategy designed to address longstanding concerns about
weak enforcement … read more
In
a development that signals renewed confidence in Southern Africa's
aviation landscape, Etihad Airways has confirmed the
resumption of direct flights between Abu Dhabi and
Johannesburg. The service is set to return on
15 June 2026, re-establishing a vital
aviation link between the continent and the… read more
Proflight
Zambia has announced a temporary consolidation of its regional flight
schedule, citing mounting operational pressures from
elevated jet fuel prices and persistent aircraft maintenance challenges.
The adjustment affects key routes connecting Zambia to neighbouring
Southern African destinations, prompting trave… read more
Angola's
national carrier is preparing to restore an important regional air
corridor that will strengthen connections between two southern African
capitals. TAAG Angola Airlines plans to
relaunch direct services between Luanda and
Lusaka by the end of October this year, according to
confirmation from… read more
A
rapidly evolving Ebola outbreak in the Democratic
Republic of Congo has prompted neighbouring countries to
implement significant travel restrictions, creating immediate challenges
for tourism operators and travel businesses across East and Central
Africa. The World Health Organisation has elevated its risk assessment… read more
A
closely watched legal case in Nigeria has drawn renewed attention to
the management of distressed airline assets across the continent. The
fraud trial connected to the establishment of NG Eagle
Airlines from the remnants of collapsed carrier
Arik Air recently continued in Lagos, with
proceedings no… read more
Kenya Targets 300,000 Ugandan Visitors as Air Connectivity Drives Regional Growth
Durban Delivers Good News as 22 Beaches Pass Water Safety Tests Ahead of Peak Season
Uganda's Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom Seeks European Partnership to Develop Tourism Assets
Republic of Congo Opens Doors to All African Citizens with 2027 Visa-Free Policy
Zanzibar Strengthens Tourism Framework to Maximize Benefits for Local Communities
Etihad Airways Returns to Johannesburg, Boosting Southern Africa's Global Connectivity
Proflight Zambia Scales Back Regional Services Amid Rising Fuel and Maintenance Costs
TAAG Angola Airlines Set to Reconnect Luanda and Lusaka as Southern African Network Grows
Ebola Emergency Triggers East African Travel Restrictions as WHO Declares Maximum Risk
High-Profile Aviation Fraud Case Raises Governance Questions Across African Airline Sector
