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Nigeria’s flag carrier, Air Peace,
is in discussions with the Namibian government to establish direct
flights between Lagos, Nigeria, and Windhoek, Namibia’s capital. The
move is part of broader efforts to strengthen aviation ties between the
two nations and enhance seamless travel for passengers between West and
South… read more
The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB)
has unveiled an exciting new initiative aimed at revolutionizing travel
to Namibia: the Visa-on-Arrival program.
Officially launched on 3rd March 2025, the
program will take effect starting 1st April
2025. This strategic move, developed … read more
Camair-Co, Cameroon’s national
airline, has announced the addition of a fourth weekly flight on its
Douala-Libreville route, starting 24 March
2025. Operated by a Boeing 737-700, this expansion aims to strengthen
the airline’s regional presence and enhance connectivity between
Cameroon and Gabon.
… read more
The Nigerian
Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has recommended that the Nigeria
Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) conduct thorough inspections on
all Allied Air aircraft to identify potential mechanical and
structural vulnerabilities. This recommendation follo… read more
Important
update for African travel agents: Brussels Airlines is set to
resume flights to Kinshasa on January 31st, following a
temporary suspension due to escalating violence in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC). This is welcome news for travelers between Africa and Europe, and
particu… read more
As the first
major travel trade show of the year, the FITUR International Tourism Fair is
just around the corner, and VoyagesAfriq has confirmed that over 25 African
destinations will participate. This impressive lineup includes a mix of Destination
Management Companies (DMCs), National Tourism Boards, embassies, ministries of
tourism, and … read more
The African Development Bank has unveiled its appraisal report for the Transport Sector Support Program Phase IV, aimed at revitalizing the critical Ngaoundéré-Garoua segment of the Douala-N’Djamena Economic Corridor.
This strategic initiative is designed to bolster trade … read more
Ibom
Air, the Nigerian regional airline known for its exceptional service
and reliability, is gearing up for a significant expansion into Central
Africa in 2025. This strategic move marks a pivotal moment in the
airline's growth trajectory and aligns with the broader trends of
increasing intra-African connectivity and economic i… read more
As of October 2024, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revealed that a staggering $1.7 billion
in airline funds remains inaccessible due to government restrictions
across various countries worldwide. While this figure indicates a slight
improvement from the $1.8… read more
The Governor of Cross River State, Senator Bassey Otu, recently officiated the commencement of a significant railway project aimed at linking the southern and northern regions of the state. This ambitious initiative, which spans 365 kilometers, is being developed through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, with Messers Reinho… read more
Air Peace and Namibia Discuss Direct Flights to Boost Nigeria-Windhoek Connectivity
Namibia Launches Visa-on-Arrival Initiative to Boost Tourism
Camair-Co Boosts Douala-Libreville Route with Fourth Weekly Flight
NSIB Recommends Inspection of Allied Air Aircraft Following Abuja Incident
Brussels Airlines Resumes Kinshasa Flights with Enhanced Safety Measures
FITUR 2025: Over 25 African Destinations Set to Shine at Major Tourism Fair
Enhancing Trade in Central Africa: Key Upgrades to the Douala-N’Djamena Corridor
Ibom Air Sets Sights on Central Africa: Ambitious Expansion Plans for 2025
IATA Reports $1.7 Billion in Blocked Airline Funds: A Global Challenge
Inauguration of the Grandlito Railway project
