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Tanzania
is set to introduce a mandatory travel insurance
fee for international visitors, a move that has sparked
both interest and debate within Africa’s travel trade. Finance Minister
Dr. Mwigulu Nchemba announced the
proposal, which will require non-resident foreign visitors to pay
\$44 U… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the reopening
of the S65 gravel road in Kruger National
Park, restoring a vital route for wildlife
enthusiasts. This scenic road, connecting the
S1 (leading to Phabeni Gate) and
the H1-1 (towards Pretoriuskop Rest
Camp), h… read more
Thirteen
South Coast beaches in KwaZulu-Natal have
reopened for swimming, signaling positive news for the region's tourism
sector. The KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of
Excellence made the announcement after careful monitoring of
the annual sardine run revealed that the main sardine
activity ha… read more
WTM
London 2025, returning to ExCeL London
from November 4th to 6th, is gearing up to be the largest in its
history. Building on the success of 2024, which saw an 11% increase in
qualified buyers and over 34,000 meetings, this year’s event promises
unparalleled opportunities for African travel
professionals. Reg… read more
Condor
has introduced innovative programs empowering passengers to directly
support sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), creating new
opportunities for African travel agents to promote eco-conscious
travel. The “Round up for the future” initiative
allows guests to voluntarily round up their flight booking price to the … read more
Etihad
Airways has elevated its Toronto service
by deploying the Airbus A380, marking a significant
boost in capacity and passenger experience. This move, coinciding with
Etihad's 20th anniversary of serving
Canada, opens exciting new avenues for
African travel agents seeking premium travel o… read more
The
U.S. Embassy near Monrovia has issued a
crucial update for all visa applicants, emphasizing the mandatory
disclosure of social media activity. This amplified vetting process,
part of a broader initiative by the United States
government, aims to strengthen national security and
refine visa screeni… read more
Tourism
Seychelles made a significant push to attract South
Korean travelers at the 40th Seoul International
Travel Fair (SITF) held June 5th-8th, 2025. The delegation,
led by Amia Jovanovic-Desir, Manager for South Asian
Markets, showcased the destination's diverse offerings beyond its
honeymoon image, e… read more
TAAG
Angola Airlines is making a game-changing move, fully
transitioning its operations to Luanda’s cutting-edge Dr.
António Agostinho Neto International Airport (NBJ) on
September 15, 2025. This shift from the older Quatro de Fevereiro
Airport (LAD) marks a pivotal moment for Angola’s aviation sector and
opens up excit… read more
The
renowned Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana
is currently experiencing higher-than-usual flood levels, impacting
access routes and prompting operational adjustments for safari
experiences. African travel agents are advised to stay informed about
these changes to ensure seamless and enriching client
journeys.
L… read more
Tanzania’s New Visitor Insurance: Opportunity or Obstacle for Travel Agents?
Kruger's Scenic S65 Road Reopens, Boosting Safari Options
KZN South Coast Beaches Reopen, Boosting Tourism Prospects
WTM London 2025: Expanded Venue and New Features Set Stage for Record African Participation
Condor’s Green Initiatives Enhance Africa Route Appeal
Etihad’s A380 to Toronto
Navigating the U.S. Visa Maze: A Guide for African Travel Agents
Seychelles Woos South Korean Market, Offers Blueprint for African Tourism
TAAG’s New Luanda Hub Set to Transform Regional Air Travel
Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve: Navigating Seasonal Floodwaters for Unforgettable Safaris
