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Cape Verde is set to transform its northernmost island, Santo
Antão, with a groundbreaking investment of up to 80
million euros aimed at constructing a new
international airport. This significant
development was unveiled during a recent visit by Prime Minister Ulisses
Correia e Silva, accompanie… read more
Air Sénégal has reinstated its widebody aircraft capacity on
the critical Dakar–Paris route, marking a
notable shift from the transitional use of a wet-leased Boeing 737-800
that has operated since December. As of January 25, the airline resumed
operations with a Boeing 777-200, restoring
the lo… read more
In a critical development for Tunisian flag carrier
TUNISAIR, the airline has secured the
release of its Airbus A330 after the aircraft was grounded for an
extended nine-month period due to a legal dispute. However, the issue is
far from fully resolved, as the engines of the wide-body jet remain
under seizure, leaving … read more
Oman-based low-cost carrier
SalamAir has expanded its African footprint
by launching direct flights between Muscat
and Port Sudan, marking a milestone as the
first Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) airline to resume commercial links
with Sudan after a prolonged hiatus. The new service, op… read more
The long-awaited revival of the Outeniqua Choo
Tjoe, South Africa’s iconic steam rail journey, is taking
significant strides forward as Classic
Rail, the appointed operator, confirms major progress on
the George-Knysna railway line. This
development signals a transformative moment for … read more
In a significant development for African aviation,
Travelport, a global leader in travel
technology, has inked a multi-year content agreement with
Air Peace, Nigeria’s foremost airline. This
collaboration is set to elevate Air Peace’s international visibility
and sales potential by making its complete … read more
The African tourism landscape is set for transformation as
AirlinePros International launches its
Digital Destination Marketing Portal,
FlyingCarpet.travel, during a four-day International
Assembly in Cape Town. This innovative platform directly targets one of
2026’s most significant industry challenge… read more
Carnival Cruise Line is set to
make a historic leap in its itinerary offerings by including African
ports for the first time in its Mediterranean programme, scheduled for
the summer of 2027. This strategic expansion marks a significant
milestone for the cruise giant, traditionally known for its Caribbean
and Americas-focused rou… read more
In a strategic move to
elevate Kenya’s international profile, the government is equipping its
newly appointed ambassadors, high commissioners, and consuls with the
tools and knowledge to effectively promote the country’s
unmatched natural beauty, wildlife, and rich cultural
heritage. A special session held at the Minis… read more
The financial health of Zambia Railways Limited
(ZRL) and the Tanzania-Zambia Railway
Authority (TAZARA) has come under renewed scrutiny, with
both entities grappling with persistent losses and operational hurdles
that threaten the reliability and competitiveness of rail transport
across Southern and E… read more
Cape Verde Commits €80 Million to Boost Santo Antão with New International Airport
Air Sénégal Revives Widebody Service on Dakar–Paris Route with Boeing 777 Return
TUNISAIR Recovers Seized A330 After Nine Months, Engines Still Held in Dispute
Oman’s SalamAir Boosts Gulf-Africa Connectivity with New Port Sudan Route
Restoration of Outeniqua Choo Tjoe Steam Train Revives South Africa’s Legendary Garden Route
Air Peace Expands Global Reach Through Strategic Partnership with Travelport
New Portal Sets Stage for Authentic African Experiences in 2026 Bookings
Carnival Cruise Line charts new waters with inaugural African port calls in 2027 Mediterranean seaso
Kenya Empowers New Envoys to Champion Tourism and Cultural Heritage on the Global Stage
Zambia Railways and TAZARA Face Mounting Losses, Modernisation Plans Signal Hope for Regional Rail
