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The
announcement that easyJet will open its first African
base in Marrakech in spring 2026 marks a pivotal moment
for the continent’s aviation landscape. This strategic move, which will
see three aircraft permanently stationed in the heart of Morocco, is
poised to reshape the competitive dynamics of air travel between … read more
After
a five-month hiatus prompted by security concerns,
Ethiopian Airlines has triumphantly
reinstated its daily service between Addis
Ababa and Port Sudan. This
move not only signals a renewed sense of stability in Sudanese airspace
but also marks a significant milestone in the ong… read more
The
Africa Tourism Investment Conference
(ATIC) is set to make a powerful return to Cape Town on
14 April 2026, once again taking centre stage at the Cape
Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) as a
flagship event within World Travel Market (WTM) Africa. This year’s
edition, produced in partner… read more
The Ghana
Tourism Authority (GTA), in collaboration with the
Black Star Experience and the
Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative
Arts, has officially launched the much-anticipated
December in GH 2025 at the Banquet Hall of
Jubilee House in Accra. This year’s laun… read more
The Kruger
Mpumalanga International Airport (MQP), a vital hub
located approximately 27 kilometres northeast of Mbombela (formerly
Nelspruit) in Mpumalanga, is currently facing operational challenges due
to adverse weather conditions. As the principal gateway to the
world-renowned Kruger National Park … read more
The
Nigerian Air Traffic Controllers’ Association
(NATCA) is preparing to convene its landmark
54th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Abuja
from October 21st to 22nd, a pivotal gathering poised to shape the
trajectory of air navigation across Nigeria. This event is set against
the backdrop of sweeping … read more
Despite
Africa’s rich history of cross-border trade and migration, the dream of
seamless travel across the continent remains elusive. The African
Union’s Protocol on Free Movement of Persons, adopted in 2018, promised a
transformative leap toward easier mobility for Africans. Yet, with only
four countries ratifying the protocol out of … read more
Calls
for deeper tourism collaboration between
Uganda and
Tanzania are gaining fresh momentum, with
regional leaders spotlighting the sector’s critical role in economic
growth and integration under the East African Community
(EAC). During Uganda’s 63rd Independence Anniversary in
A… read more
The
spotlight is shining brightly on Zimbabwe
as it claims the coveted title of the world’s best country
to visit in 2025, according to the influential Forbes
magazine. This recognition is not just a win for Zimbabwe, but a
resounding endorsement for Southern Africa’s tourism sector, placing the
regi… read more
Beginning
today, 12 October 2025, a major change
takes effect for travellers from Africa and around the world heading to
Europe: the new Entry/Exit System (EES) is
now operational across 29 European
countries. This digital border management system is
poised to transform how traveller… read more
easyJet’s Marrakech Base Set to Transform Air Connectivity Between Europe and North Africa
Ethiopian Airlines Resumes Daily Port Sudan Flights, Boosting Regional Air Connectivity
ATIC 2026 in Cape Town: Unlocking New Investment Pathways for Africa’s Tourism Sector
Ghana’s December in GH 2025: A Cultural Powerhouse Set to Transform Tourism and Business
Weather Disruptions at Kruger Mpumalanga International: What to Expect for Upcoming Flights
Nigeria Sets the Stage for Human-Centered Innovation in Air Traffic Management
Uganda and Tanzania Aim for Unified East African Tourism Brand to Boost Regional Arrivals
Zimbabwe Takes Centre Stage as Forbes’ Top Global Destination for 2025
Europe Launches New Digital Entry/Exit System, Impacting Travel from Africa to Schengen Zone
