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As
the peak safari season kicks off in September, Southern Africa beckons
with its stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife. For travel
professionals curating unforgettable experiences, understanding the
nuanced malaria risks during this period is crucial. This comprehensive
guide equips agents with the essential knowledge to advise c… read more
Score Big with Sports Tourism: Africa’s Winning Play
Sports
tourism is booming, and Africa is poised
to cash in. This dynamic sector, encompassing active
participation, event attendance, and nostalgia-driven travel,
is projected to reach a staggering USD 2 trillion globally by
2030. For African t… read more
COMESA's
Competition Commission is investigating airlines operating in
its 21 member states for alleged failure to refund
passengers for flights cancelled during the COVID-19
pandemic. This investigation has significant implications for
African travel agents, particularly those
specializing in East and … read more
East
African gastronomy tourism is more than just tasting exotic
dishes; it's about immersing oneself in the region's rich culture and
traditions. Sharing food is a fundamental aspect of East African
hospitality, creating connections between visitors and local
communities.
Travel agents can leverage this trend by
offerin… read more
The
Zambia Tourism Agency (ZTA) is making a
prominent appearance at the 97th Agriculture and
Commercial Show in Lusaka, offering African
travel agents a valuable platform to connect with key
resources and gain insights into Zambia’s
thriving tourism sector. The show… read more
Proflight
Zambia has significantly enhanced its operational capacity
and reach with the addition of a sixth 50-seat Bombardier
CRJ-200 jet, leased from Alberta Aviation
Capital Corporation. This strategic move strengthens the
airline’s presence in the Southern African
market, … read more
Abuja
Airport recently underwent scheduled runway
maintenance, raising questions about Lufthansa's
operational choices. The incident involved the offloading of
passengers and luggage from a Lufthansa flight, initially attributed to a
lack of awareness about the runway's condition. However, official
statements an… read more
Air
Peace, West Africa’s leading airline, recently hosted a
moving Night of Tribute in Lagos to honour
five Nigerian sports icons: Moses Effiong, Charles Bassey,
Christian Chukwu, Obisia Nwakpa, and Peter Rufai. The
event, held at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA)… read more
Airlink, Southern Africa’s premier
regional airline, is poised to significantly expand its network reach
through enhanced codeshare agreements with global giants
Emirates and Air
France. This strategic move opens exciting new avenues
for African travel agents, providing seamless access… read more
Uganda
is on the cusp of a tourism revolution, with ambitious plans to become a
leading global destination. President Yoweri Museveni recently
reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to this vision, emphasizing
strategic planning, infrastructure development, and public-private
partnerships as key drivers of growth.
In a high-… read more
Southern Africa Safari Season: Navigating Malaria Risks for September Travelers
COMESA Investigates Airlines Over COVID-19 Refund Issues
Zambia Tourism Agency Showcases Opportunities at Lusaka Agricultural Show
Proflight Zambia Boosts Fleet, Expands Southern Africa Reach
Abuja Airport Runway Repair: Lufthansa's Actions Under Scrutiny
Air Peace Champions Sports Legends, Boosting Nigeria's Tourism Appeal
Airlink and Partners: A Winning Formula for African Travel Agents
Uganda: Ready to Welcome the World with Open Arms and New Infrastructure
