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In
today’s competitive African travel landscape, agencies often find
themselves facing challenges that go beyond simply booking flights or
securing hotel rooms. Recently, an agency leader confided concerns about
declining customer satisfaction. Ongoing supply chain disruptions had
led to missed booking deadlines and delayed confirmatio… read more
The
temporary closure of the Tlokweng Border
Post—known as Kopfontein on the South African side—on 24
September 2025 is set to impact a significant volume of cross-border
movement between Botswana and South Africa. This key crossing, located
just 15 km east of Gaborone’s city centre, is a vital artery for private
veh… read more
As
the world intensifies efforts to combat climate change, the aviation
sector remains one of the toughest to decarbonize. Yet, for businesses
across Africa and beyond, air travel is indispensable for global
connectivity and commerce. Enter Sustainable Aviation Fuel
(SAF), a game-changing solution that can reduce carbo… read more
The
fourth annual Tourism Business Council of South Africa
(TBCSA) Tourism Leadership Conference is currently
unfolding at Sun City, North West, under the compelling theme
Matters of Tourism: Growth, People and Policy. This
pivotal event serves as a dynamic forum for industry leaders,
policymakers, and stake… read more
Essence of Africa 2025 to Spotlight Adventure,
Conservation, and Integrity in Kenyan Coastal
Forumhe upcoming edition of
Essence of Africa, Africa’s premier
meetings-driven international buyer’s forum, is set to deliver a
powerful blend of business and inspiration on the Kenyan coast from
7–9… read more
At the recent
G20 Tourism Ministers Meeting held in
Mpumalanga, South Africa, UNWTO Secretary-General Zurab
Pololikashvili delivered a compelling call to action for
global leaders to reimagine tourism not just as a sector recovering from
crisis, but as a powerful engine for resilience, sustainability, … read more
The
story of Somaliland is marked by
resilience, strategic repositioning, and a steady march toward
international engagement that is now changing the face of regional
travel and commerce. Once recognised by over 35 countries
in 1960, including major global powers such as the US,
UK, and all five perm… read more
South
Africa’s tourism sector is set for a major boost as
Johannesburg and Durban have been confirmed
as the host cities for Africa’s two flagship tourism trade
shows—Meetings Africa and
Africa’s Travel Indaba (ATI)—for the next
five years, starting in 2026. This decision, following … read more
At
the heart of this year’s Akwaaba African Travel Market in Lagos, the
Federal Government of Nigeria has once again underlined its resolve to
make domestic tourism the cornerstone of a
resilient and sustainable African travel industry. Dr. Mukhtar Muhammad,
Permanent Secretary for the Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture… read more
The
United Arab Emirates (UAE) has officially included Uganda in its 2026
visa ban list, a move that will prevent Ugandan nationals from obtaining
tourist and work visas to the Gulf state. This restriction is part of a
broader policy affecting nine countries, including Afghanistan, Libya,
Yemen, Somalia, Lebanon, Bangladesh, Cameroon, … read more
Building Trust: Why Customer Loyalty in Travel Depends on More Than Just Service
Tlokweng/Kopfontein Border Post Closure: What African Operators Need to Know for 24 September
SAF Corporate Connect: Empowering African Business Travel to Cut Carbon Emissions
South Africa’s Tourism Leadership Conference Champions Growth, Innovation, and Policy Reform
UNWTO Chief Urges G20 to Harness Tourism for Sustainable Growth and Africa’s Rising Potential
Somaliland’s Rising Profile: New Investments and Air Links Signal Regional Opportunity
Johannesburg and Durban Secure Africa’s Top Tourism Trade Shows Through 2030
Nigeria Champions Domestic Tourism as Catalyst for Africa’s Travel Renaissance
