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The aviation landscape in West Africa is poised for a
significant structural strengthening as the government of Cape Verde
officially approves a substantial financial instrument to underpin the
national carrier. In a decisive move to ensure the longevity and
strategic expansion of the archipelago’s flag carrier, Praia has
authorized a … read more
The
landscape of inbound tourism to Africa is undergoing a significant
transformation, driven by a strategic pivot toward
Southern European source markets. Recent
industry engagements have highlighted that Portugal, France, and Italy
are no longer secondary options but are rapidly evolving into critical
growth engine… read more
The
Angolan government has unveiled a major public investment initiative
worth €449 million to develop critical
tourism infrastructure in key coastal regions, including Cabo Ledo,
Quicombo, and Namibe. This bold move reaffirms Angola’s commitment to
leveraging tourism as a catalyst for economic
diversificatio… read more
In a recent
exchange between Cabo Verde Airlines and TAAG-Linhas Aereas de Angola,
strategic discussions have been initiated to deepen operational and
commercial collaboration, signaling promising developments for air
connectivity in the region. The talks took place during a courtesy visit
by a TAAG board delegation to Praia, hi… read more
After a hiatus of nearly six years, Cabo Verde
Airlines is set to resume regular flights to Brazil
starting May 2026, marking a significant boost for West African
connectivity and tourism opportunities. The airline will operate a
twice-weekly service between Praia, Cabo Verde’s capital, and Recife,
one of Brazil’s key … read more
Cabo Verde Airlines is currently grappling with fresh
operational disruptions affecting its inter-island services under the
CVsky brand, its domestic subsidiary awaiting the issuance of its Air
Operator Certificate (CTA). The airline is experiencing technical
failures on its two ATR 72-600 aircraft, which, despite being rel… read more
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
Seabourn is amplifying its 2028 Cape to Cape
World Cruise by adding two new departure options from
Cape Town, solidifying South Africa’s
strategic position as a pivotal embarkation point in one of the cruise
line’s most extensive and luxurious global voyages to date. This
expansion underscores C… read more
The
upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised to
be a milestone moment not only for African football but also for the
continent’s positioning within the global tourism arena. For the first
time, Africa will be represented by a minimum of nine
national teams—including Morocco, Ghana,
South Africa… read more
Cabo Verde’s national airline has received a significant
\$7 million state-backed loan that will
help the carrier manage ongoing financial pressures and keep essential
routes in operation. This move, supported by the government, highlights a
recurring theme across Africa: national carriers often depend on state
interve… read more
Cape Verde Airlines Secured Capital Boosts South Atlantic Connectivity
Southern Europe Surge: High-Yield Charters and Luxury Drive New Growth
Angola Invests €449 Million to Boost Tourism Infrastructure Along Coastal Corridors
Revival Talks for Direct Flights Between Cabo Verde and Angola Signal New Transatlantic Opportunity
Cape Verde Commits €80 Million to Boost Santo Antão with New International Airport
Seabourn Enhances 2028 World Cruise with New Cape Town Departures, Elevating South Africa’s Role
