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Air France is continuing the rebuilding of its network, with plans to serve “close to 170 destinations” in September and October. The figure equates to 85 per cent of the carrier’s normal network, although reduced frequencies mean the airline will reach just 50 per cent of its planned flight schedules in September, rising to 60 per… read more
EGYPTAIR in the last few days extended interim schedule revision on various International routes until late-August 2020, as the airline gradually restores scheduled operation. As of 10JUL20, planned operation during the period of 15JUL20 – 31AUG20 as follows.
Various travel restrictions continue to impact the airline’s planned … read more
The telecommunication industry in Uganda has registered tremendous growth over the past decade both in terms of increasing teledensity and expanding networks countrywide.
This is due to good stewardship by the regulatory authorities and a conducive environment by Government of Uganda which has liberalized and promoted competition while att… read more
The Nigerian Federal Government said it will review its air agreements with various countries as a result of the unacceptable treatment of Nigerian carriers by the UK.
A Nigerian Air Peace airline flight deployed to evacuate stranded Nigerians in the UK has been denied landing rights. A statement released by the Nigerian high… read more
United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) says now could be the time to restart tourism as most countries are beginning to ease their restrictions from the COVID-19 induced lockdowns.
COVID-19 which was declared a global pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO) saw many countries closing their borders and airspace as … read more
Africa is the continent with the smallest number of air passengers annually. It accounts for roughly 2% of global traffic, including both passenger and freight. Air travel is predominantly driven by international tourism. However, with the continent’s rapid growth population and income, further opportunities may arise. This is why learnin… read more
THE Zimbabwe Council of Tourism (ZCT) has changed its name into the Tourism Business Council of Zimbabwe (TBCZ), a move expected to help the association focus on the next 30 years. Before the decision to rebrand, ZCT had been formed to act as a voice for the players in the tourism sector in terms of lobbying and advocacy.
Add… read more
South Africa's Minister of Tourism, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, has reiterated that while easing the COVID-19 lockdown regulations in the tourism sector is aimed at assisting businesses, it has to be done under strict conditions to curb the further spread of the virus.
Addressing the Portfolio Committee on Tourism on Thursday, Kubayi-Ngubane… read more
PROFLIGHT has reduced airfares for the Lusaka-Durban route this September in an effort to afford cost-efficient service to its customers.
The special fare will see passengers flying the route for just US$99 one-way ticket excluding taxes and is targeted at people who are keen to experience a new adventure in both Lusaka and D… read more
The Kenya Open Golf Limited and the European Tour have announced November 12-15 as the new dates for this year's Magical Kenya Open championship to be held at Karen Country Club.
The tournament was initially due to be played from March 12-15 at the same venue, but was postponed following the Government of Kenya … read more
Air France To Reach 60 Percent Of Flight Schedule By October
EGYPTAIR 15JUL20 – 31AUG20 International operation
Uganda: Airtel's role in sector transformation from telecom to digital
UK refused landing rights for Air Peace evacuation flight
UNWTO: Time has come to restart tourism
The African Aviation Market: An Overview
South Africa: Tourism Committee supports Department’s efforts to reopen sector
Proflight: Lusaka to Durban this September for US$99
