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Norwegian Cruise Line sailed a hugely successful debut cruise season out of Cape Town for the 2022/23 cruise season, offering a second mainstream cruise option for the local and international market, aboard a recently refurbished Norwegian Jade.
Cruise ships have been sailing roundtrip itineraries from Cape Town and Durban fo… read more
The first meeting of the G20 Tourism Working Group to be held under the Indian Presidency placed the focus on the sector’s role in in advancing the 2030 Agenda.
UNWTO is working as the knowledge partner to the Presidency to deliver the Goa Roadmap for Tourism as a Vehicle for Achieving the SDGs. This week’s meeting, held in the Rann… read more
Radisson Hotel Group is bringing its luxury lifestyle brand, Radisson Collection, to Abuja, Nigeria's capital city and governmental powerhouse. Radisson Collection Hotel & Conference Center, Abuja Nigeria marks the Group's 9th hotel and 3rd Radisson Collection in the country, placing… read more
Air Mauritius, the flag carrier of Mauritius, is set to re-commence its year-round direct service to … read more
One of Europe’s leading travel shows, the International Tourism Exchange (BIT) Milan opened its doors today at the Fiera Milano Exhibition Centre in Milan, Italy. BIT invites travel agencies, tour operators, and tourist boards together in one place to exchange experiences and shape the face of travel for the upcoming year. The internation… read more
flydubai, the Dubai-based airline, announced today the launch of a daily service to Mogadishu Aden Adde International A… read more
An all-Airbus operator, Yemen Airways is gradually rebuilding its network, which has been disrupted by several years of fratricidal war. The 51/49 joint venture between the Yemeni and Saudi Arabian states wants to regain its market share in the Horn of Africa, where it was very present in the past.
The Airbus A340 has been a mainstay aircraft in the construction of South African Airways' (SAA) long-haul network. Over the years, the South African carrier has operated twenty-three units, -200, -300, -600 variants. To date, only one of the type remains in service.
In 2020, Proflight Zambia suspended its services to South Africa in line with restrictions put in place to combat the spread of COVID-19. The Zambian private airline later resumed service to Johannesburg, but not to Durban.
With one click: More climate-friendly flying by using Sustainable Aviation Fuels and contributing to high-quality climate protection projects New fare available from February 15, 2023, for flights throughout Europe and North Africa Successful test run shows growing interest in sustainable travel
The Lufthansa Group is further expanding its… read more