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The
West African nation of Liberia has
achieved a significant milestone in its efforts to establish itself as a
competitive tourism destination following high-level engagement with
the global body responsible for promoting sustainable travel worldwide.
This development signals renewed international confidence in the
… read more
Domestic
flight operations across Nigeria face potential disruption as
ground handling companies have delivered a final
ultimatum to airlines demanding immediate settlement of
outstanding debts. The warning, which expires on 6 May 2026, raises
serious concerns for travel professionals with clients booked on
Nigerian … read more
Ghana
has taken a decisive step towards reinforcing its aviation credentials
with the official launch of construction works for a new interconnecting
concourse at Accra International Airport.
President John Dramani Mahama presided over
the groundbreaking ceremony on Monday, 27 April 20… read more
The
Indian Ocean island nation of Madagascar
has secured substantial international financing that promises to reshape
how travellers and goods move across the country. A comprehensive
initiative targeting railways, ports, inland waterways, and regional
airports is poised to address longstanding infrastructure challenge… read more
The
Tunisian national carrier Tunisair has
arranged temporary widebody capacity through a wet-lease agreement with a
European operator, ensuring continuity on its long-haul network while
addressing fleet availability challenges. This strategic move carries
relevance for African travel professionals who book connections… read more
The
southern African nation of Namibia has
taken significant steps to carve out its place within the international
cruise tourism market. During a pivotal gathering of maritime and travel
professionals held in the United States earlier this year, Namibian
officials worked to elevate awareness of the country's coastal
… read more
The
Democratic Republic of Congo's aviation
landscape is poised for significant transformation as Air
Congo advances plans to strengthen both domestic connectivity and
international reach. The carrier is preparing to receive two ATR 72-600
turboprop aircraft while simultaneously working toward inaugurating its
first … read more
A
high-profile Egyptian delegation has just
completed an extensive familiarisation tour across
Uganda, marking a significant milestone in
the East African nation's efforts to expand its reach into
North African and Middle Eastern markets.
The ten-day programme, which wrapped up on Ap… read more
A
significant chapter in Nigerian aviation history unfolded on
2 May 2026 when the first international
flight departed from Victor Attah International Airport in Uyo, bound
for Accra, Ghana. This landmark achievement positions Akwa Ibom State as
an emerging gateway within West African aviation networks and creates
fr… read more
The
leader of the largest airline on the African
continent has issued a stark warning about the potential
consequences of escalating jet fuel prices. Speaking at a major aviation
gathering in the Ethiopian capital this week, Mesfin
Tasew, who heads Ethiopian Airlines Group, expressed deep
concern tha… read more
Liberia Secures Major UN Tourism Backing for Sector Transformation
Nigerian Ground Handlers Issue Final Warning to Airlines Over Unpaid Debts
Ghana Breaks Ground on Accra Airport Concourse to Strengthen West African Aviation Hub
Madagascar Wins \$200 Million to Modernise Transport Links Across Rail, Sea and Air
Tunisair Secures Wet-Leased Airbus A330 to Maintain Long-Haul Operations
Walvis Bay and Lüderitz Shine as Namibia Courts Global Cruise Operators in Miami
Air Congo Expands Fleet With ATR Turboprops While Eyeing Brussels Launch
Uganda Hosts Egyptian Delegation in Bold Move to Boost Tourism and Investment Ties
Nigeria's Akwa Ibom State Celebrates Historic First International Flight to Accra
Rising Jet Fuel Costs Threaten Survival of Some African Carriers, Warns Ethiopian CEO
