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That Maldivian sunset you’ve been dreaming of could be a reality sooner than you thought possible. The Indian Ocean island nation is planning to open itself up to tourists from around the world with no Covid-19 reservations whatsoever starting as early as this July. This is a total reversal of the number of Covid-19-related travel restric… read more
15 June 2020 is an important date for the French commercial aviation industry. Corsair International said goodbye to its Boeing 747 operations on this day after 30 years of Jumbo-jets, it was also the last French airline to operate the Queen of the Skies.
The end of two eras. Corsair has ended the operation of the Jumbo-jet a… read more
The airline said the announcement forms part of the framework to ease some measures and restrictions implemented to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Authorities continue to suspend all international flights until further notice.
Earlier announcements by Kenya Airways for the relaunch of operations seem to have hit several hurdles as the latest projection of the relaunch of international passenger flights now seems to have been shifted to September this year.After halting flights to several destinations, including first #COVID19 outbreak country China, did … read more
Delta Air Lines during the weekend of 14JUN20 filed aircraft changes for Atlanta – Johannesburg route, for Northern summer 2021 season. Preliminary filing shows the Skyteam member displaying Airbus A350-900XWB aircraft service from 28MAR21, replacing Boeing 777-200LR aircraft.
Further changes will be made in the… read more
All aviation eyes are now on the Ugandan authorities, awaiting the decision when scheduled passenger traffic into and out of Uganda will be permitted again. Uganda closed airports and land borders back in March when a number of #COVID19 cases entered the country through mostly Ugandan travelers returning from abroad, who became ill wh… read more
UAE residents returning to Dubai will be required to self-quarantine for 14 days, according to guidelines issued by Dubai Tourism. As well as a mandatory 14-day quarantine, residents returning home will also undergo a Covid-19 test on arrival, download the Covid-19 DXB app and sign an understanding that confirms they will co… read more
Major destinations around the world have signed up to the world’s first ever global safety and hygiene stamp, launched recently by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). The extensive endorsements have come from many major holiday destinations around the world, from Bulgaria to Turkey and Jamaica to Mauritius, among many ot… read more
After her first ever South African cruise season was cut short by the Coronavirus pandemic, AIDAmira has been confirmed for a second cruise season out of Cape Town during the upcoming 2020/21 season. Arriving in Cape Town in November, 2020, AIDAmira, which formerly sailed as neoRiviera for Costa Cruises, will offer a set of 14-nigh… read more
Norwegian Dawn is an old ship, and for anybody that loves the bells and whistles and simple layout of Norwegian’s larger newer cruise liners, she’ll feel dated, but for the rest of us with a love for a ship with a bit of history, she’ll get under your skin and have you wishing you could stay.
Norwegian Dawn will cruise from both Sou… read more
Maldives opening to tourists without restrictions
Corsair ends B747 operations
Equatorial Guinea restarts domestic flights
Kenya Airways expects international passenger flights to resume in September
Delta Air Lines Johannesburg preliminary schedule as of 14JUN20
Brussels Airlines ready to relaunch Entebbe flights
WTTC Gives Destinations Stamp of Approval for Safety Protocols
AIDAmira: based in Cape Town for cruise season 2020/21
Detail Knowledge: Norwegian Dawn
