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The Orange River’s rising tide has
brought about significant changes in the /Ai-/Ais
Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, impacting travel plans
and creating a need for travel agents to adapt. Several camps within
this popular park, straddling South Africa and
Namibia, are temporarily clo… read more
Air France’s postponement of flights to Bamako,
Niamey, and Ouagadougou until September 2025 presents
both challenges and opportunities for travel agents across Africa.
Originally slated for a July restart, the delay stems from ongoing
political complexities and security concerns in Mali,
Niger, and Burkina Fa… read more
Ethiopian Airlines’ expansion in
Lagos spells significant opportunities for African travel
agents. Starting July 1st, the airline is adding two daily flights to
its Lagos-Addis Ababa route, creating a wealth of new connection
possibilities and increased commission potential for agents across the
continent. This strateg… read more
The First World Music and Tourism
Festival, set to hit Kinshasa from July
16th to 18th, 2025, is more than just a celebration of
music; it's a golden opportunity for African travel agents to tap into
the Democratic Republic of Congo’s
burgeoning tourism sector. Under the High Patronag… read more
For two decades, Africa Showcase
has revolutionized how African tourism businesses connect with the
world. Founded by Jacqui Reynolds and Amanda
Margison, this platform has moved beyond traditional
networking, offering targeted roadshows and curated market engagements
that deliver tangible results for … read more
South Africa’s scenic Mpumalanga province is
undergoing a significant transformation, promising
exciting new prospects for travel agents across
Africa. A major road infrastructure
overhaul, spearheaded by the South African National Roads
Agency (SANRAL), is set to redefine accessibility to
the K… read more
Air Senegal’s recent decision to end its wet-lease agreement
with GetJet Airlines for an Airbus A320-200 has sent ripples through the
West African aviation landscape. The move, which saw the aircraft
return to Lithuania at the end of April, leaves the airline with only
half of its fleet operational, raising concerns about … read more
Mauritania and the UAE have inked a
groundbreaking aviation agreement, setting the stage for a
transformative leap in Africa’s travel
sector. This partnership, formalized through a
Letter of Intent, promises to reshape air
travel across the continent, unlocking exciting new opportuniti… read more
AirAsia X’s decision to suspend its Kuala Lumpur-Nairobi
service effective September 1, 2025, marks a shift in the airline’s
Africa strategy. This move, driven by
lower-than-anticipated demand, follows a
similar retreat from the Mauritius route in 2017. While this news may
raise concerns within the Afr… read more
Port Sudan International Airport (PZU) is back in operation,
marking a crucial step towards restoring normalcy for regional travel
and trade after a temporary closure due to security concerns. This
reopening signals positive prospects for airlines, travel businesses,
and the broader economy of the region.
The airport’s resumption… read more