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Tanzania's
transport infrastructure has emerged as a cornerstone of economic
development and a critical enabler for the nation's thriving tourism
industry. The sector's robust performance carries significant
implications for African travel
professionals seeking reliable logistics networks to
support safari operations… read more
Two
of Nigeria's leading aviation service providers have signalled a new
era of collaboration aimed at enhancing efficiency,
safety, and passenger experience at Lagos Murtala Muhammed International
Airport. Ground handling company SAHCO and Bi-Courtney Aviation
Services, the operator of the MMA2 terminal, recently held… read more
The
Zambia Tourism Agency has extended a
formal invitation to travel industry professionals across the continent
to participate in the Zambia Travel Expo
2026, widely known as ZATEX. Scheduled to take place from
4th to 6th June 2026 at the prestigious
Mulungushi International… read more
The
Nigeria Immigration Service has officially
commenced implementation of a 30-day visa exemption
policy for Rwandan nationals, marking a significant
milestone in bilateral relations between the two African nations. This
development follows the announcement made by President
Bola Ahmed Tinub… read more
Nigeria's
Federal Government has reinforced its determination to
transform the country's hospitality and tourism sector into a globally
competitive industry through strengthened regulation, enhanced
professionalism and rigorous industry standards. A landmark gathering in
Abuja organised by the National Institute for Ho… read more
The
bustling coastal city of Durban is once again playing host to the
continent's most prestigious tourism gathering, and Angola
has arrived with a clear mission. The Southern African
nation is leveraging this week's events to position itself as a rising
destination within the broader African travel circuit, bringing f… read more
Durban
is experiencing a surge of energy this week as the city welcomes
thousands of tourism professionals to Africa's Travel
Indaba 2026, the continent's flagship travel trade
exhibition now in full swing at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International
Convention Centre in KwaZulu-Natal. President Cyril Ra… read more
The
Gambian Embassy in Washington has issued
an urgent advisory to nationals residing in the United States following
alarming visa overstay statistics that threaten to complicate travel
prospects for all Gambian citizens. This development carries important
implications for travel professionals across Africa who assist … read more
Angola's
national carrier finds itself navigating turbulent
financial waters as a significant debt dispute with its former ground
handling provider threatens to complicate the airline's restructuring
ambitions. TAAG-Linhas Aéreas de Angola
reportedly owes approximately nine million US
dollars… read more
A regulatory investigation
into exclusive tourism arrangements in northwestern Namibia has ignited
fierce debate across the country's travel sector, raising fundamental
questions about the future of a community-based conservation model that
has operated successfully for three decades. Travel professionals with
interests in Namibian des… read more
Tanzania's Transport Sector Fuels Tourism Access with Record Foreign Exchange Earnings
SAHCO and Bi-Courtney Join Forces to Transform Lagos Airport Operations
Zambia Travel Expo 2026 Opens Doors to African Tourism Opportunities Next Month
Nigeria Welcomes Rwandan Visitors with New 30-Day Visa-Free Entry Policy
Nigeria Honours Aviation and Tourism Leaders as NIHOTOUR Drives Sector Reforms
Angola Unveils Bold Tourism Strategy at Africa's Premier Travel Showcase
President Ramaphosa Opens Africa's Travel Indaba as Continent Charts Tourism Growth Path
Gambia's High US Visa Overstay Rates Trigger Embassy Warning and Travel Concerns
TAAG Angola Airlines Faces Financial Pressure as Ground Handling Debt Dispute Escalates
Namibia's Conservancy Tourism Model Under Scrutiny as Competition Probe Sparks Industry Backlash
