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The Ministry of Tourism & Wildlife has launched a new strategy that seeks to diversify the country's tourism offering, moving away from dependence on Safari and Beach tourism.
Dubbed "the new vision for Kenya's tourism" the strategy will provide a road map for the sector and will shape the future of Kenya's tourism… read more
Carnival Corporation & plc announced it has joined the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping, a nonprofit, independent research and development center committed to accelerating the transition toward a net-zero future for the global maritime industry. Carnival Corporation, with nine global cruise line brands, is… read more
In Uganda, four existing and four new operators have presented their cases for air service licenses to Uganda's civil aviation authority.
In a public hearing on May 20, the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (… read more
Dubai went all-out at this year’s Seatrade Cruise Global to encourage cruise lines to return to the Arabian Gulf following the COVID-19 pandemic, with 15 co-exhibitors and stakeholders participating alongside the Department of Economy and Tourism (DET).
The 15 entities are comprised of tourism boards, port operators, airlines, and destinat… read more
Mpape Community leaders complained to the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) over the weekend that miscreants and suspected criminals were reclaiming tourism sites in the area, which they had previously removed.
The Crush Rock Spring Water, located in the Mpape Community, is one of the most popular tourist… read more
The capital of Cabo Verde, Praia will soon be connected with a number
of African destinations following the announcement by Asky Airlines to
begin passenger service to the archipelago island from June 2 this year.
The archipelago island considered one of the continent’s exotic
tourist hotbeds has been difficult for Af… read more
Based in Nelspruit at Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport in South Africa, Sahara African Aviation has one of the world's largest fleets of Embraer ERJ120 twin turboprops, with Sunrise Airways being its largest customer to date.
Founded in 2018, ValueJet previously operated as a virtual company, organising its flights in collaboration with other carriers.
CHAIRMAN, United Nigeria Airlines (UNA), High Chief Obiora Okonkwo is advocating a policy review in Nigeria that would take into account all the modes and their differences and synergize them to create a more integrated transportation system.
He made the call in an address he delivered at the 9th Annual Nigeria Transport Lecture whe… read more
Air travel in Nigeria is beset by delays caused by many factors, which include weather, breakdown of aircraft, poor airport facilities and poor scheduling.
Poor scheduling is problem of airlines, which can be averted with efficient schedule arrangement and maintenance.
In Nigeria there is also poor aircraft utilisation … read more
Kenya launches strategy to guide the future of its Tourism sector
Carnival Corporation joins Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for zero carbon shipping
Four new airlines apply for air service in Uganda
Dubai goes all out to attract cruise lines back to Arabian Gulf after pandemic
Miscreants re-claim Mpape Tourism sites, community leaders invite FCTA for demolition
Asky Airlines’ Cabo Verde flight launch expected to grow Island’s African market
South African lessor Sahara African Aviation places fourth Embraer ERJ120 with Sunrise Airwayd
ValueJet takes delivery of its first two CRJ900s in Lagos, expects a third
United Nigeria Airline advocates transportation policies review, better synergy
