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Swan Hellenic announced that it has introduced valid Covid-19 vaccination as a pre-embarkation medical requirement for all ship’s staff and crew.
The vaccination cycle will be carried out at recruitment centres or in the home countries of the crew members in accordance with current local guidelines and approved medical protoc… read more
In 2019, Cape Verde decreed the establishment of a new tariff system for air transport. Two years later, its implementation is all the more necessary as the health crisis has eroded the purchasing power of the populations.
From next week, large families (with more than 4 children), students, people aged over 65, and children a… read more
It’s been about three weeks since Emiratesresumed its suspended service to Australia. However, it looks like the Middle Eastern carrier will be re-suspending its flights to Melbourne for the next month and a ha… read more
Reed Exhibitions has announced the return of Arabian Travel Week (ATW), with the event set to take place between May 16th-26th.
“This week-long festival of events is dedicated to travel professionals from all over world, to collaborate and shape the recovery of the Middle East travel industry, through exhibitions, conf… read more
Accommodation establishments certified by the Tourism Grading Council
of South Africa (TGCSA) are ready to receive guests in a safe and
responsible manner, in line with the COVID-19 health and safety
protocols.
A health and safety protocols study conducted by the South African
Tourism (SA Tourism) Insights and Analytics te… read more
“We are excited about the delivery of the A330-800neo which strengthens our fleet capabilities and introduces the desired comfort standards for our long-haul operations. We are proud of our beautifully equipped plane which features a three class layout, including a fully lie-flat business class” said Cornwell Muleya, CEO of Uganda Airlines.
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Two weeks after securing an air operator’s certificate(AOC), United Nigeria has begun commercial operations.
The carrier, which is based at Enugu Akanu Ibiam International (ENU) and has a fleet of four Embraer ERJ145 aircraft, operated its first flights on Feb. 12, with the inaugural… read more
Airlines have cracked down on anti-mask behavior in different ways and with varying levels of regulatory support. In South Africa, low-cost carrier FlySafair is upping the ante. Failure to comply with the airline’s face mask requirements could end up costing passengers up to R100 000 (approximately $7,000).
If a traveler on b… read more
South African Airways confirms that international flights will remain cancelled up to, and including, the 30th of October 2021.
Bookings for international travel from the 31st of October onwards will remain in place for now. The cancellations pertain to the ongoing business rescue process and travel restrictions with respect to COVID-19.
Tunisia and Cameroon put back on the table the plan to open a direct flight between the two countries.
The subject, in discussions for 4 years, was again discussed on the occasion of the hearing of February 09, 2021 in Yaoundé, granted to HE Karim Ben Becher, Ambassador of the Tunisian Republic in Cameroon by the Minister of C… read more
Swan Hellenic among first cruise lines to require COVID vaccinations for for all ship’s staff and cr
Cabo Verde: State subsidizes domestic transport for nationals
EK suspends passenger flights to MEL
ATM 2021: Return of in-person show set to buoy Middle East tourism
South Africa: Tourism Grading Council certified facilities ready to receive guests
Uganda Airlines selects Geven premium economy seats for A330-800NEO
United Nigeria begins commercial operations
Not wearing A mask could cost you $7,000 on FlySafair
SAA cancellation of International flights until 30th of October
A direct air link between Tunisia and Cameroon
