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The president of long-haul carrier Emirates suggested on Tuesday that it could reach deals with more firms to share routes after the start of a similar arrangement with U.S.-based United Airlines.
Tim Clark, who joined the airline in 1985 when it was first launched, also suggests Emirates remains ready for expansion as the ca… read more
The Republic of Guinea and Burkina Faso are committed to more sustained relations. For the two West African countries, currently in bilateral consultations in Conakry, the field of air transport appears to be one of the privileged areas for the materialisation of the rapprochement of their economies.
Two hundred and seventy- seven (277) Nigerians were airlifted out of Egypt amidst the ongoing crisis in Sudan in an evacuation by Air Peace the evacuation flight arrived at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, around 23:00hrs on Wednesday, May 3, 2023.
The airline which deployed one of its wide-body Boeing 777 aircraft w… read more
The Malawi International Tourism Expo (MITE) has been hailed as a resounding success by the Ministry of Tourism. The two-day event, which featured the theme "Takulandirani," brought together industry professionals, local suppliers, and experts to conduct business at the Bingu Wa International Convention Centre in Lilongwe. President Dr. L… read more
South African Tourism is actively seeking strategic opportunities to expedite the recovery of the country's tourism sector. One such platform is the Arabian Travel Market, which brings together global tourism decision-makers, industry experts, and thought leaders to unlock the sector's potential. This year's 30th edition of the tra… read more
The localisation of posts in Seychelles' tourism industry, the workforce and training, were some of the points raised in a meeting between the Department of Tourism and hotel general managers on Thursday.
Over the years, there have been many issues raised on the high level of expatriate workers in the tourism industry, the top pilla… read more
The Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (POATE 2023) has opened in Kampala, Uganda's capital, marking the first physical event in three years after the pandemic-induced hiatus. Government and private sector stakeholders from Uganda, East Africa, Africa, and beyond, attended the opening ceremony, eager to engage, learn, and promote their d… read more
International travel is back on track as spending from overseas visitors soared to $1.1TN in 2022, growing by a record 82%. This remarkable recovery of the Travel & Tourism sector highlights its resilience and people's strong desire to travel. According to Julia Simpson, the President & CEO of WTTC, the sector's contribution will be with… read more
With barely a fortnight to the 2023 Africa’s Travel Indaba,
VoyagesAfriq takes a look at what the enhanced ATI will offer Africa’s
travel trade and the sessions lined up to offer product knowledge of
what is on offer in Africa.
As outlined by the minister of tourism at the media launch of the
show last month, Africa’s Travel Inda… read more
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a decrease in carbon emissions, resulting in positive environmental impacts such as reduced air pollution, improved air and water quality, and ecological restoration. However, with travel restrictions easing and travelers returning to the road and skies, it is essential to balance the return of travel with the import… read more
Emirates president says more airline alliances are possible
Guinea and Burkina Faso sign a memorandum of understanding on air services
Sudan Crisis: Batch of 277 evacuees airlifted from Egypt by Air Peace
Malawi positions Tourism as key economic pillar, counts gains at 4th International Expo
South African Tourism sets sights on Arabian Travel Market
Seychelles' Tourism Minister pushes for localisation of Top Hotel Staff
7th edition of Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo opens
Global Travel & Tourism has a catapult start into 2023
What’s new at Africa’s Travel Indaba
