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Durban,
South Africa’s premier domestic cruise hub, is preparing to welcome
more than 1.3 million visitors over the
upcoming festive season, a figure that highlights the city’s robust
recovery as a key coastal tourism and cruise gateway during the southern
hemisphere summer. This optimistic outlook was shared by
… read more
The
government of Zimbabwe has given the green light for
Zambezi Crescent to acquire the Zimbabwe
Parks and Wildlife Management Authority’s
(Zimparks) 50% stake in the Zambezi Joint
Venture, paving the way for Zambezi Crescent to develop and operate
Malachite Camp in Victoria Falls. … read more
Ms
Bernadette Honoré, Senior Marketing
Executive for the Réunion and Indian Ocean Market at
Tourism Seychelles, has highlighted the
Seychelles Nature Trail (SNT) as a signature event designed to draw
trail runners from international, regional, and local communities.
According to Honoré, the trail not… read more
TAAG
Angola Airlines, the national carrier of Angola, has officially paused
its long-anticipated privatisation process,
marking a significant shift in strategy for one of Africa’s most
closely watched aviation assets. The move, confirmed by the airline’s
CEO, signals a new phase in which the Angolan government i… read more
In
a strategic move to enhance global network reach, Royal
Air Maroc and Malaysia
Airlines have launched a new codeshare
agreement that will significantly boost connectivity
between Africa, Europe, and Asia. The
agreement, now in effect, leverages both airlines’ posi… read more
Plans
to restrict self-drive 4x4 vehicle access
to Namibia’s iconic Sossusvlei and Deadvlei
have been officially postponed, following robust opposition from tour
operators and key industry stakeholders. The Ministry of Environment,
Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) confirmed that, after extensive engagement … read more
Air
Sénégal S.A has implemented a significant change to its
flagship Dakar–Paris route by reducing
capacity and temporarily deploying a leased Boeing
737-800. The aircraft, sourced under ACMI (Aircraft,
Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) arrangements from GetJet Airlines,
replaces the… read more
The
United States has enacted sweeping travel
restrictions that are fundamentally altering the outbound
travel landscape for several African nations. These measures, which
took effect on January 1, 2026, have introduced new barriers for
travelers and businesses, with Nigeria, Tanzania, and
South Sudan… read more
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency
(NAMA) has underscored its unwavering dedication to
maintaining the highest standards of safety in airspace
management, further strengthening Nigeria’s position as a
regional aviation powerhouse. In a recent industry forum held in Lagos,
NAMA’s leadership made it… read more
Across
the continent, the hospitality sector is undergoing a transformation as
global trends in wellness, technology, and personalized
service reshape what guests expect from their stays.
African hotels and resorts are not just following these trends—they are
adapting and innovating, blending international best practic… read more
Durban Gears Up to Welcome Over 1.3 Million Festive Season Visitors, Boosting Coastal Tourism
Zambezi Crescent to Acquire Full Control of Malachite Camp as Zimbabwe Approves Zimparks Buy-Out
Seychelles Nature Trail Gains Global Momentum as 2026 Edition Invites Runners Worldwide
TAAG Angola Airlines Halts Privatisation Plans, Shifts Focus to Consolidation and Partnerships
Royal Air Maroc and Malaysia Airlines Codeshare to Expand Africa–Asia–Europe Connectivity
Self-Drive Access to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei Remains Unchanged as Namibia Postpones Restrictions
Air Sénégal Adjusts Paris Operations with Leased Boeing 737-800 Amid Fleet Transition
US Travel Bans Reshape Africa’s Outbound Market and Visa Processing Landscape
New Tech and Human Capital Drive Nigeria’s Airspace Safety to Global Standards
