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The
Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA)
has reported a dramatic surge in passenger refunds by domestic airlines,
reflecting a new era of compliance with consumer protection regulations
and a renewed focus on passenger rights. According to Mr. Michael
Achimugu, Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection at t… read more
Namibia
has taken bold new steps to enhance its appeal as a leading destination
in Southern Africa, following the approval of key measures by the
country’s Cabinet aimed at simplifying international entry and
strengthening the tourism sector. According to a government statement
released on September 9, 2025, these decisions—adopted dur… read more
On
September 1, 2025, Somalia marked a
transformative milestone in its approach to international mobility with
the official launch of its new national electronic visa
(e-Visa/eTAS) system. This pivotal move replaces the
previous system of visas issued upon arrival and ushers in a fully
digital proces… read more
The
narrative of Air Zimbabwe’s two Boeing 777-200ER
aircraft—acquired in 2020 yet never put into commercial
service—may soon take an exciting turn, as a fresh player emerges on the
African aviation scene. These wide-body jets, which have been grounded
and idle for years, are set to breathe new life into the continent’… read more
South Africa has taken a
bold step to position itself as a premier destination for tourism
investment with the opening of its inaugural Tourism
Investment Summit at Investec in Cape Town. This landmark
event, convened by the Department of Tourism in partnership with
UN Tourism, the World Travel… read more
In a landmark move set to
transform regional travel, Burkina Faso has
announced the abolition of visa fees for all African citizens,
effective immediately. The announcement, made following the Council of
Ministers meeting on September 11, 2025, under the leadership of
President Captain Ibrahim Traoré, positions Burkina… read more
Fastjet
Zimbabwe has unveiled a significant schedule enhancement for one of
Southern Africa’s busiest air corridors, introducing an
additional early morning flight between
Johannesburg (JNB) and Harare
(HRE). Beginning 29 September
2025, the new service will operate … read more
The
South African Weather Service (SAWS) has
issued its latest Seasonal Climate Watch,
providing travel and tourism stakeholders with important insights for
the period from September 2025 through January 2026. While the El
Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is currently in a neutral phase,
climate mode… read more
Air
Algérie has unveiled an ambitious three-year strategy to
dramatically expand its footprint across the African continent, aiming
to grow its network from the current 11 destinations to over 20 by 2028.
This bold move positions the Algerian national carrier as a key player
in the evolving landscape of African aviatio… read more
Across the globe,
technology is reshaping how people discover, book, and
experience travel. From artificial intelligence-powered
planners to seamless online booking platforms, destinations are racing
to keep pace with a new era of digital tourism. In Ghana, where the
tourism sector is experiencing unprecedented growth,… read more
Nigeria’s Domestic Airlines See Record Passenger Refunds as NCAA Tightens Consumer Protection
Namibia Expands Visa on Arrival and Plans Airport Upgrades to Boost International Tourism
Somalia Unveils National E-Visa Platform, Modernizing Entry for Global Visitors
Zimbabwe’s Unused Boeing 777s Poised for Rebirth with New African Airline Venture
South Africa Launches Tourism Investment Summit to Drive Growth, Jobs, and Regional Transformation
Burkina Faso Abolishes Visa Fees for All African Nationals, Paving Way for Greater Continental Mobil
Fastjet Zimbabwe Adds Early Morning Frequency on Key Johannesburg-Harare Route
South Africa Set for Wetter Spring and Summer as Climate Watch Predicts La Niña Shift
Air Algérie Targets Network Surge with Plans to Double African Routes by 2028
Ghana’s Digital Tourism Revolution: New Platforms Set to Transform Visitor Experience and Investment
