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The much-anticipated return of Fastjet Mozambique to the country's domestic aviation market has hit fresh turbulence, with no confirmed launch date, no published timetable and no operational certainty as the second half of 2026 draws to a close. For the African travel trade, the delay is a timely reminder that even well-publicis… read more
Almost nine months after Mozambique was battered by devastating floods and two tropical cyclones, the country's tourism landscape is emerging in far better shape than early-year headlines might have suggested. For the African travel trade, the essential message is clear: Mozambique is not in a nationwide tourism shutdown. What m… read more
A bold new cultural initiative has emerged from Nigeria's tourism sector, promising to place African heritage, cuisine, fashion and indigenous identity on a truly global stage. The Oriki Experience, spearheaded by Geraldine Itoe, Founder of the Oriki Experience Brand and Chief Executive Officer of Novarosta Travels, is positioni… read more
Travel professionals arranging Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park itineraries later this month should take note of a series of temporary shop closures that could affect client experiences at three of the park's most important rest camps. During September 2026, the retail outlets at Nossob, Mata Mata and Twee Rivieren … read more
October traditionally marks a pivotal shift in the malaria landscape across Southern Africa, and October 2026 is no exception. As temperatures climb and the first rains begin to fall across large parts of the region, mosquito activity typically rises, making it a critical time for the travel trade to sharpen its guidance to clients. For agencies… read more
In a significant diplomatic breakthrough that promises to reshape outbound travel patterns from West Africa, Ghanaian passport holders can now journey to the Maldives, Zambia and Antigua and Barbuda without the traditional burden of obtaining entry visas. The development follows the ratification and formal entry into force of bi… read more
Madagascar's northern railway network is entering a decisive new phase, as authorities move to rescue MADARAIL from a period of sharp decline and prepare the ground for a broader modernisation of the country's freight logistics system. For the African travel and transport community, the planned rehabilitation programme represent… read more
Gabon is stepping up its efforts to court the Nigerian outbound travel market and forge deeper tourism partnerships with fellow African nations, as the Central African country seeks to reposition itself as one of the continent's most compelling destinations for wildlife, nature and cultural experiences. The renewed push was unveiled on the sidel… read more
Ghana has taken a bold step towards positioning itself at the centre of Africa's healthcare economy, with the launch of an ambitious Africa Medical City in Ada that promises to bring together specialist medicine, education, research, digital health, real estate, food processing and business incubation under a single, multi-billi… read more
Europe is far from being a single, uniform tourism market, and for African suppliers seeking to grow their share of the outbound trade, understanding the nuances between individual source markets can be just as crucial as reaching them in the first place. This is precisely the gap that Africa Showcase is working to close, by con… read more