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Renationalized last July, Transportes Aéreos de Cabo Verde (TACV) got a new board of directors and a new management team a month later. Since then, they have been working with the government to resume operations of the Cape Verdean national airline.
Grounded since March 2020 (first because of the Covid-19 pandemic, … read more
British Airways has resumed direct flights between Nairobi and London despite Kenya remaining on the United Kingdom's travel red list.
The Kenyan government termed political the move by the UK to keep it on the red list due to a spike in coronavirus infections.
For Kenya, remaining stuck on the red list in the latest up… read more
Working from home has become a norm for most people to stay safe
during the pandemic. It has also afforded some the opportunity to work
in some beautiful destinations.
Sue Garrett, the general manager
of supply, pricing and marketing at the Flight Centre Travel Group, said
that South Africans have plenty of travel options.
… read more
You really want to go on holiday to Africa, or you may have already been to Africa. Maybe you even live there and want to explore the continent more. But which country will you choose for your next trip? Africa is an immense continent and, in addition to the mainland, also has a lot to offer on the adjacent islands. It is a difficult choice, but… read more
Cabo Verde’s tourism haven of Sal Island is gearing up to host the second UNWTO Global Tourism Investment Forum.
The Forum is being held under the framework of the 64th UNWTO
Commission for Africa (CAF) meeting scheduled from 2-4 September 2021.
The Investment Forum will focus on “innovation and investment”
showcasing the inv… read more
Hurtigruten Expeditions will expand its warm water offerings with the addition of its first Africa cruises, starting in 2022.
The Norway-based cruise line will offer West Africa cruises from Dakar, Senegal, on the MS Spitsbergen, visiting the Bissagos Islands and Cape Verde. The 13-day itinerary includes four countries… read more
TICV has been grounded since mid-May following the withdrawal of its majority shareholder, the Spanish Binter. Bought last month by Angolan interests, Cape Verde's main domestic airline is preparing its return to the air.
Last May, Binter finally opted to suspend the activities of its Cape Verdean subsidiary in an attempt to obtain financial support in the midst of the health crisis.
Given that it held the monopoly on the domestic market, the Cape Verdean state had no other option than to urgently find a replacement. A provisional choice was made for the Angolan group Bestfly.
Binter Canarias has resumed flights to Mauritania in November 2020 following the easing of travel restrictions. For the summer period, the Spanish airline is increasing its offer to this favourite market.
The Spanish regional airline Binter Canarias has intensified its connections between the Canary… read more
In early June, Kenya Airways resumed flights to London after a two-month forced halt amid tensions between the UK and Kenya over reciprocal travel conditions.
Kenya Airways is expanding its services to the UK. Since 20 July, the Kenyan national airline has been offering two flights a week (compared to o… read more
Transportes Aéreos de Cabo Verde (TACV) to take off again within 6 months
British Airways resumes direct flights to Nairobi despite 'Red List'
5 countries that offer long-stay visas for South Africans and how to apply
Cabo Verde to host second UNWTO Global Tourism Investment Forum
Hurtigruten introducing Africa cruises
Cape Verde: TICV airline plans to restart domestic flights this month
Cape Verde: the Angolan company Bestfly recorded over 30,000 passengers in two months of operatio
Binter strengthens its position in Mauritania with its E195-E2
Kenya Airways strengthens its presence in London
