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The
Malian government's appointment of Aristide De Balla Moro
Sidibé as the inaugural Director General (CEO) of
Mali Airlines signals a significant
development in West Africa's aviation landscape. This move marks a
crucial step towards the launch of the state-owned carrier, aiming to
enhance both dom… read more
Eswatini’s
recent air service agreements with Zambia and Zimbabwe
mark a significant leap forward for regional tourism and connectivity,
opening exciting new avenues for African travel agents. Signed during
the ICAO AFI Week in Victoria Falls, these agreements promise to
streamline travel within Southern Africa, foster… read more
Rwanda’s
travel and tourism sector is experiencing an unprecedented
surge, creating lucrative opportunities for African travel agents. The
sector's remarkable performance in 2024, breaking all previous records,
signals a vibrant market ripe with potential for travel
professionals.
According to the World Travel
and To… read more
The
Wilderness Section of South Africa’s Garden Route
National Park is set to welcome back visitors to its
popular Island Lake, effective immediately.
Following a temporary closure due to a blue-green algal bloom, the
lake’s pristine waters are once again open for all recreational
activities.
S… read more
African
Sun Limited (ASL), a prominent hospitality group in Zimbabwe,
is undergoing a significant portfolio restructuring, presenting
exciting investment prospects for travel agents and tour operators
across Africa. The company's strategic moves are reshaping Zimbabwe's
tourism landscape, creating opportunities for stakeholders… read more
Kruger
National Park in July offers unparalleled
wildlife viewing opportunities, coinciding
with peak season and strong business potential for travel agents. This
is the heart of the dry winter, creating ideal conditions for
safari experiences unlike any other time of
year.
… read more
A
groundbreaking initiative has fortified the tourism
partnership between Nigeria and
Gambia, with nearly 90 Nigerian travel agents receiving
certification as Gambia Tourism Destination Specialists. This
specialized training, conducted by the Gambia Institute of Tourism and
Hospitality (GTHI), marks … read more
Mali Airlines Appoints First CEO, Poised for West African Aviation Growth
Eswatini’s New Air Agreements: Boosting Regional Tourism & Connectivity
Rwanda's Tourism Boom
Island Lake Reopens: Garden Route’s Waters Sparkle Again, Boosting Tourism
ASL Restructures Portfolio
Nigeria-Gambia Tourism Partnership Takes Flight with New Specialist Certification
