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Rangers from Rwanda’s Akagera, Volcanoes, Nyungwe and the new Gishwati-Mukura National Parks today joined their colleagues from other African countries in participating in the Wildlife Ranger Challenge.
The Wildlife Ranger Challenge is a multi-million-dollar fundraising initiative to support the thousands of park rangers… read more
Ethiopian Airlines has introduced a medical cover for Covid-19 in its bid to boost passengers’ confidence. The airline, the largest in Africa, said the insurance scheme, dubbed Sheba Comfort, is part of the carrier’s “extra security measure to protect passengers and ensure that they travel with peace of mind.”
The cover in… read more
Turkish Airlines in the past week updated operational schedule for the remainder of 2020. For Intercontinental network, the airline’s planned operation for the period of 25OCT20 – 31DEC20 as of 02OCT20 follows.
Additional changes remain highly possible, due to various travel restrictions.
Istanbul – Abu Dhabi… read more
Emirates has cancelled several international flights to South Africa with immediate effect. The cancellation is due to Cogta regulations announced this week that treat airline crew the same as passengers.
Other international airlines have also cancelled their inbound and outbound flights from Durban. Fligh… read more
With COVID-19 significantly impacting travel trends and buyer
behaviors, relying on historical data is no longer enough to plan for
the future. Having access to forward-looking data has never been more
important for the hotel industry than it is today, as hoteliers need a
real-time, comprehensive view of market perfo… read more
The Additional Director General of the India Ministry of Tourism, Ms. Rupinder Brar, said that technology will be a game-changer for the travel start-up industry and government is ready to support new ideas and collaborate with start-ups.
Addressing a webinar on “Travel Start-up Accelerator Series – Towards A Self-Reliant … read more
The Federal Government has increased available seats on the flights of international airlines to 200 passengers per aircraft operating into the two designated airports in the country; Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos and the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
Capt. Musa Nuhu, the Di… read more
Camair-Co, in cessation of activities since March 2020, could be assisted in its relaunch by Embraer, which has strong experience in Africa. The Brazilian manufacturer sent a letter to this effect on October 2 to the Cameroonian authorities. Embraer has the second largest aircraft fleet on the continent with more than 200 aircraft operated i… read more
Following the increase in flight quota announced by Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, Africa World Airlines Limited will increase ou… read more
Nigeria’s Ibom Air (QI, Uyo) plans to double its Bombardier Aerospace fleet in the next three years … read more
Rwandan National Park Rangers join Wildlife Ranger challenge to unite for colleagues across Africa
Ethiopian Airlines includes Covid-19 medical insurance in ticketprice
Turkish Airlines Nov/Dec 2020 Intercontnental operations - a lot into Africa
Emirates cancels several flights to SA
Amadeus: Business Intelligence Solutions provide insight for recovery
FG Increases Int’l Airlines Capacity To 200 Passenger Per Flight To Lagos, Abuja
Brazilian manufacturer Embraer to support Camair-Co's rescue plan
AWA more often to Lagos
Ibom Air shares its growth plans
