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Cronos Airlines, based in Malabo, Equatorial
Guinea, has significantly elevated its service offerings with the
introduction of VIP operations featuring an
Embraer Legacy 600. This strategic move opens up
exciting new avenues for African travel agents
specializing in luxury travel and seeking to capitalize on… read more
Cronos Airlines, based in Malabo, Equatorial
Guinea, has significantly upgraded its service offerings with the
addition of an Embraer Legacy 600, configured for
VIP travel. This strategic move marks the airline’s
first foray into the premium segment and positions it to capitalize on
the growing demand for luxury ai… read more
ValueJet is making waves in West Africa,
launching a new direct route between Lagos, Nigeria, and
Banjul, The Gambia, starting May 15, 2025. This strategic move
not only expands ValueJet’s footprint but also presents exciting
new opportunities for African travel agents. The
route, previously served by Air Peace, st… read more
Nigeria is poised to significantly enhance
its airspace communication infrastructure, a move
that promises smoother and safer skies for African
travel. The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency
(NAMA) is set to deploy a cutting-edge High-Frequency
(HF) transceiver system developed by Rohde &
Sc… read more
Equatorial Guinea’s national
airline, Ceiba Intercontinental, is at a critical
juncture as it faces severe financial and operational challenges. With its
fleet grounded and its reputation marred by legal scandals, the airline’s
future has been uncertain. However, a glimmer of hope has emerged in the form
of Lufthans… read more
Conakry’s Ahmed Sékou Touré International
Airport has taken a significant step towards
environmental sustainability by earning Level 1 accreditation in the
prestigious Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA)
program on March 12, 2025. This milestone highlights the
airport’s growing commitment to mitigating … read more
The much-anticipated return of the world’s leading travel trade
show, ITB Berlin, is just hours away,
running from 4–6 March 2025. This year’s
event, under the theme "The Power of Transition Lives
Here," promises to spotlight transformation in global
tourism. With exhibitors from … read more
Guinea has embarked on an ambitious project
to construct a 670 km railway, a transformative infrastructure initiative
designed to transport iron ore and other minerals while improving travel for
its citizens. The railway will connect the Simandou mines, one of the world’s
largest untapped iron ore reserves, to a newly constr… 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
Zambian Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security has announced an
exciting new visa waiver for citizens from 53 countries, as outlined in
Statutory Instrument No. 78 of 2024. This significant decision elevates
the total number of countries eligible for visa-free access to Zambia
to an impressive 167. The new visa polic… read more
Cronos Airlines Ups the Ante in Central African Luxury Travel
Cronos Airlines Elevates VIP Travel in Central Africa With New Embraer Legacy 600
ValueJet Connects Lagos & Banjul: New Route Opens Doors
Nigeria's Airspace Upgrade: A Boon for African Travel
Lufthansa Consulting’s Plan to Revive Ceiba Intercontinental: A Boost for African Aviation
Conakry Airport Achieves Level 1 in Carbon Accreditation, Eyes Eco-Friendly Expansion
Africa Takes Center Stage at ITB Berlin 2025 with Record Representation
Guinea Rail
FITUR 2025: Over 25 African Destinations Set to Shine at Major Tourism Fair
Zambia Introduces Visa Waiver for 53 Countries, Boosting Tourism Prospects
