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Air Tanzania is preparing to serve the US and Europe. To move faster, the Tanzanian flagship is currently negotiating code-share/interline agreements with Emirates and KLM.
"These airlines are among the biggest in the world. Therefore, partnerships with them are necessary in view of our arrival in the US and Europe," said ATC… read more
After two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, people, as well as our whole societies and economies, have suffered enough. We cannot afford for this to continue. We must rebuild and look to the future with hope, not fear.
Peace and mutual understanding are essential ingredients for recovery. Now is the time to work together, and for diplomacy i… read more
The Oranjemund/Alexander Bay Border Post, which connects Namibia and … read more
According to a tweet by the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), the state-owned flag carrier of … read more
Strengthening business ties
The congressman from New York and chairman of the US House Foreign Affairs Committee was speaking during a visit to the African Development Bank Group on Saturday, as he and a team of congressional colleagues concluded a tour of three West African countries.
African Development Bank Group … read more
COVID-19 has accelerated the need for companies within the travel and tourism industry to rapidly invest in digital strategies including the global online travel market which is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8% to reach $765.3 billion between 2022 and 2025, according to GlobalData. The leading data and analytics com… read more
African Bush Camps (ABC) will soon be opening Lolebezi, a new luxury safari camp in the remote wilderness of the eastern region of the Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia. The camp will start welcoming guests for immersive safari experiences on June 1.
"Lolebezi is a dream setting for travelers to experience the abundance o… read more
Mantis, a leading conservation-focused hospitality group, has opened the restored Founders Railway Carriage at Mantis Founders Lodge in the Eastern Cape in South Africa.
Originally built in the 1970s, the carriage is permanently stationed at the top of a hill within Mantis' private concession. Ideal for families or small travel bubb… read more
It’s only February, but 2022 is promising to be a great year for tourism to Southern Africa. Admittedly, it got off to a bit of a rocky start with the omicron variant still fresh on everyone’s minds. But -- dare I say it? -- things finally seem to have turned a corner: there are new flights from the U.S., a massive surge in interest from America… read more
Namibia's Roads Authority (RA), whose core business is to construct and maintain the country's road sector, has released an update on the road conditions in the Kunene Re… read more
Air Tanzania in talks to sign commercial agreements with Emirates and KLM
Tourism raises its voice for peace, says UNWTO Secretary-General
Namibia/South Africa: The Oranjemund/Alexander Bay Border Post has been re-opened
Qatar Airways to resume flights to Namibia
Africa is the place to invest, US congressional delegation acknowledges
Online travel market set to reach $765.3 billion by 2025, says GlobalData
African Bush Camps opening a new luxury outpost in Zambia
South Africa's Mantis Lodge invites guests to stay in its vintage rail car
