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The
national carrier of Mauritius, Air
Mauritius, is once again in the spotlight following the
sudden resignation of its Chairman, Kishore
Beegoo. After just ten months at the helm, Beegoo’s
departure has sent ripples through the aviation sector, with his
decision rooted in what he described as mount… read more
The Nigerian tourism and
culture sector recently experienced a moment of recognition and
reflection as top industry figures were celebrated at a vibrant awards
ceremony in Lagos. The event, held at the renowned
Sheraton Lagos Hotel and Towers, was
organised by the Association of Nigerian Journalists and
Write… read more
The
world of wine tourism is undergoing a profound transformation, fueled
by the rapid advancement of digital technology and artificial
intelligence (AI). For African destinations and businesses, especially
those rooted in the continent’s burgeoning wine regions, this shift
presents a unique moment to innovate, expand mar… read more
Strolling
along the sun-drenched shores of Zanzibar
recently, I found myself immersed in a living, breathing masterclass in
revenue management—one that unfolded not in
a boardroom or behind a spreadsheet, but right there on the sand. The
lessons I observed among the island’s enterprising beach vendors … read more
In
a move set to reshape Southern Africa’s tourism landscape,
Proflight Zambia has announced the launch
of a new seasonal route connecting Lusaka
and Livingstone in Zambia with
Maun in Botswana, starting May 2026. This
strategic expansion, revealed by CEO Anthony Irw… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the
start of a significant renovation project at the iconic
Olifants Rest Camp in Kruger National Park,
with work commencing on 20 October 2025 and scheduled to continue until
12 December 2025. Perched high above the Olifants River in the park’s
c… read more
The recent closure of the
filling station at Crocodile Bridge Rest
Camp in South Africa’s iconic Kruger
National Park has brought a vital operational update for
those planning safaris and self-drive adventures in one of Africa’s top
wildlife destinations. The closure, initiated for critical maintenance… read more
The Senegalese
government has announced a strategic investment of
USD 117 million in its 2026 budget to
facilitate the purchase of two brand-new aircraft for Air
Sénégal. This significant allocation underscores a
renewed commitment to strengthening the national carrier and enhancing
… read more
The City of
Cape Town is offering an exciting invitation to both
nature enthusiasts and aspiring citizen scientists: free entry to all
city-managed nature reserves from Friday, 24 October to Monday, 27
October 2025. This initiative is part of the Great
Southern Bioblitz 2025, an annual event that mobil… read more
Air
Sénégal has marked a significant milestone in its ongoing fleet
modernization by taking delivery of its third Let L410NG
turboprop aircraft in the Czech Republic. This latest
addition is part of a broader order for five aircraft, underscoring the
airline’s commitment to enhancing domestic
connectivity… read more
Leadership Shake-Up at Air Mauritius: Chairman Steps Down Amid Political Turmoil
Industry Veterans Honoured at Lagos Gala: Fresh Spotlight on Nigerian Tourism’s Untapped Potential
Proflight Zambia Unveils Seasonal Route Linking Victoria Falls and Okavango Delta for 2026
Olifants Rest Camp Undergoes Renovations: What Visitors Need to Know for 2025
Fuel Station Closure at Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp: Essential Updates for Kruger National Park Visit
Senegal Commits USD 117 Million for New Air Sénégal Aircraft to Drive Regional Aviation Growth
Cape Town Opens Nature Reserves for Free During Great Southern Bioblitz, Inviting All to Celebrate B
