Travel news overview

• Miscellaneous
• 19/01/2022 18:23

5 email marketing tactics for small businesses

There is a simple reason for the above and that it's much easier to sell to your existing customer base than it is to sell to new people.

The trust factor is there!

They gave you permission to email them and believe it or not, they are looking forward to your amazing content/promotions or anything else you got to offer.
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• Flights
• 19/01/2022 18:22

South African Airways to restart flights to Durban

South African Airways (SAA) has announced that it will resume flights to Durban. The airline, which took to the skies again in September 2021, is planning to operate a three times daily return service between OR Tambo International A… read more

• Flights
• 19/01/2022 18:05

Ryanair to withdraw from Morocco?

According to Maghreb-Intelligence sources, Ryanair intends to withdraw definitively from Morocco, a destination it will no longer serve from next May.

Relations between Ryanair’s top management and the Moroccan authorities have been very tense since almost the start of the pandemic in the Kingdom in March 2020.

The Irish low-cost com… read more

• Destinations
• 19/01/2022 18:04

The Telegraph nominates Egypt as 'Amazing' destination to spend winter holidays during 2022

The British newspaper, The Telegraph, nominated Egypt as an "amazing" destination for spending the winter holidays this year, inviting all travel lovers around the world to visit the land of the Pharaohs and enjoy its various tourist and archaeological potentials.

In a report, the newspaper said, "Egypt has proven its popularity as a favor… read more

• Miscellaneous
• 19/01/2022 18:03

Omicron wave may cut future severity of Coronavirus, study shows

A strong wave of coronavirus infections driven by the omicron variant could hasten the end of pandemic disruptions as it appears to cause less severe illness and provides protection against the delta variant, South Africa-based researchers said.

A laboratory study that used samples from 23 people infected with the omicron variant in… read more

• Destinations
• 19/01/2022 18:02

Western Cape on 27% recovery in International trips for December 2021

The Western Cape Government is concerned with the decline in international passenger numbers recorded at Cape Town International Airport since December 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic began.

While domestic tourism increased notably between 2020 and 2021, providing a very welcomed relief for the tourism and hospitality sector in t… read more

• Miscellaneous
• 19/01/2022 18:02

Four main reasons why travelling is important

Travelling is something that is more than just seeing new places and taking pictures. It's an investment in oneself that gives one new idea and insights.

Coming up are some of the best reasons to go on a trip.

It's a new way to see the world One of the main reasons to go on a trip is to immerse yourself in the culture of the p… read more

• Flights
• 19/01/2022 18:01

Sky Mali opens direct link to Conakry amid tensions between Bamako and ECOWAS

In a recent communication, Guinea said it did not recognise the decision of ECOWAS to suspend air links with Mali. Through its spokesperson, the country reaffirmed that its borders always remain open to all sister countries in accordance with its pan-Africanist vision. Sky Mali intends to seize this opportunity to get out of the asphyxia … read more

• Flights
• 19/01/2022 07:46

Air Peace doubles its Airbus fleet adding two A320s simultaneously

Air Peace, Nigeria's largest airline, has about 30 aircraft, mainly Boeing and Embraer. Since the end of last year, the company has been expanding its fleet to keep up with growing demand.

Air Peace continues to grow its fleet. The Nigerian private airline took delivery of two Airbus A320s (MSN 3425, 3361) on Tuesday. This is… read more

• Flights
• 19/01/2022 07:42

Airline Tie-Up for Kenya and South Africa - possible rewards and risks

Africa has 357 airlines, the top 10 of which carried more than 60% of traffic. This reflects the fact that many airlines on the continent are very small: some have as few as two aircraft. Between them the airlines carried 95 million passengers in 2019, according to Routes, an online source of information on route announcements.