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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
MICE industry—encompassing meetings,
incentives, conferences, and exhibitions—has emerged as a powerful
engine for economic transformation across Africa. With the sector valued
at approximately US\$16.6 billion in 2023
and projected to soar to nearly US\$65.6 billion by
2032, the… read more
Delta
Air Lines is set to reshape transatlantic connectivity with the launch
of a new direct route between Atlanta (ATL) and Marrakesh
(RAK), Morocco, commencing on October 25, 2025. This
strategic move marks Delta as the first U.S. airline to
offer nonstop service between Atlanta and Morocco’s iconic “Red
Ci… 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
The
December 2024 Christmas travel season
brought Nigeria’s aviation sector into sharp focus, revealing a
landscape marked by both persistent challenges and emerging
opportunities. As festive demand surged across the continent, Nigeria’s
airlines and airports struggled to keep pace with the momentum seen in
other sub… read more
Air Côte d’Ivoire is set to make a significant leap in
intercontinental connectivity with the launch of a new
long-haul service between Abidjan and
Beirut in March 2026. This anticipated route, to be
operated with a modern Airbus A330-900neo,
marks the airline’s entry into the West Africa–Levant… read more
Accra’s
major transport terminals were overwhelmed recently as hundreds of
passengers found themselves stranded due to an acute shortage of
intercity buses during the critical post-Christmas and New Year travel
period. The crisis unfolded just as schools and workplaces resumed,
intensifying frustration among commuters and raising conce… read more
A
major shift in Malawi’s visa and entry
requirements is now in effect for 2026 and beyond, with
the government having implemented a reciprocal visa
policy supported by a new electronic visa (eVisa)
platform. This change, officially gazetted by Minister of Homeland
Security Peter Mukhito on 2 January… read more
The recent reopening of Nationalism
Park in Accra marks a bold statement by Ghana’s tourism
authorities, reinforcing the centrality of heritage in the nation’s
economic and social agenda. According to Mr. Ben Anane Nsiah, Deputy
Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority
(GTA) in charge of … read more
Ghana is poised to make a significant leap in its travel and
tourism landscape with the government’s announcement of a new
Electronic Visa (e-Visa) policy scheduled
for launch in the first quarter of 2026. This initiative, unveiled by
the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, at the
close of the 202… read more
Seabourn Enhances 2028 World Cruise with New Cape Town Departures, Elevating South Africa’s Role
Seven Strategic Shifts Set to Redefine Africa’s MICE Sector and Unlock New Business Potential
Delta’s New Atlanta–Marrakesh Route and Seasonal Accra Service Signal Major Boost for Africa-U.S. Ai
Nigeria’s Aviation Faces Turbulence as Regional Peers Accelerate Growth and Modernization
Air Côte d’Ivoire to Open Abidjan–Beirut Route, Expanding West Africa’s Connections to the Levant
Severe Intercity Bus Shortage Strands Hundreds in Accra Amid Post-Holiday Rush
Malawi Introduces Reciprocal eVisa Policy—Key Changes for International Entry in 2026
Nationalism Park Reopens as Ghana Elevates Heritage Sites to Drive Tourism Growth
