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The
2025/26 tourism season in The Gambia has officially launched with a
vibrant and warmly received maiden flight arriving at Banjul
International Airport, carrying 189 passengers. Operated by the UK-based
tour operator Gambia Experience, this
inaugural flight was greeted with a colorful cultural display that
highlig… read more
The
southern reaches of Angola came alive this past weekend as the
11th edition of the Chik Chik Tour rolled
out, offering a unique blend of scenic discovery and cultural immersion.
Hosted by the Chik Chik-Lubango Hotel in
partnership with the Moçâmedes Railway
(CFM), this year’s eve… read more
The
Okavango Delta in northern Botswana stands
as one of Africa’s most enchanting wilderness destinations, and
November signals a profound shift in its natural rhythms. As the dry
season surrenders to the first welcome rains, this iconic landscape
undergoes a rapid transformation, offering a unique window for
sub-Sah… read more
The
Outeniqua Choo Tjoe, South Africa’s iconic
steam train, is poised to reclaim its place as a premier tourism
attraction after nearly twenty years off the rails. This long-awaited
comeback marks a pivotal moment for the Garden
Route, promising new opportunities for growth and
collaboration across t… read more
Angola
has officially launched a bold new national tourism
brand—Visit Angola, The Rhythm of
Life—signaling a transformative chapter in its efforts to
position the country as a compelling international destination. This
landmark initiative, rolled out in Luanda with a ceremony attended by a
cross-section of national … read more
In
a bold move to address immediate cash flow challenges and ensure
continuity of operations, Tunisair,
Tunisia’s national carrier, has initiated a private bond program
totaling 150 million dinars (approximately USD 50
million). This strategic financial lifeline is designed
to stabilize the airline’s… read more
Uganda’s
aviation sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, with
Entebbe International Airport surpassing
pre-pandemic benchmarks and setting new records. In 2024, the airport
handled over 2.2 million international
passengers, a 17.8% increase from the previous year, and
well above the figures … read more
The
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is poised for
a significant upgrade as construction begins on a new ablution facility
at the renowned Twee Rivieren Rest Camp.
Contractors arrived on-site on 6 October 2025, marking the start of an
infrastructure project that promises to enhance comfort and convenience … read more
Nigeria’s
largest carrier, Air Peace, is set to
strengthen its international operations with the imminent arrival of
another Boeing 777-200ER aircraft. This
widebody jet, bearing the serial number 32896, will soon join the
airline’s fleet, powered by GE90-94B
engines and acquired fro… read more
In
a significant move for Uganda’s high-end hospitality sector,
WildPlaces Africa is set to unveil its
seventh and most ambitious property, Kulu
Ora, in early 2026. With the recent launch of
Uganda Airlines’ direct flights from London Gatwick to
Entebbe, access to Uganda—the celebrat… read more
Gambia Kicks Off 2025/26 Tourism Season with Maiden Flight and Renewed Optimism
Angola’s Chik Chik Tour Showcases Southern Wonders by Rail and Road
November’s Rainfall Brings New Safari Experiences to Botswana’s Okavango Delta
Outeniqua Choo Tjoe Set for Triumphant Return, Revitalising Garden Route Tourism
Angola Unveils “Visit Angola, The Rhythm of Life” Brand to Redefine Its Global Tourism Appeal
Tunisair Launches USD 50 Million Private Debt Program to Bolster Financial Stability
Uganda’s Aviation Boom: Why Aligning Air Routes with Tourism Is Key to Unlocking Growth
New Ablution Facility at Twee Rivieren Rest Camp Set to Elevate Visitor Experience in Kgalagadi
Air Peace Expands Fleet with Incoming B777-200ER, Boosting Long-Haul Capabilities
