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“Whilst some African hotel markets have a long way to go in terms of recovery and regrouping, others have shown remarkable fortitude and resilience and provide hope that ‘normal’ conditions will once again prevail in the hospitality sector in Africa,” says HTI Consulting CEO, Wayne Troughton.
“Throughout 2020 and into 2021, as wave after w… read more
South Africa's Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Nathi Mthethwa, has officially announced a number of name changes for a town, a village, … read more
Tourism is a serious business! I should expect that anyone within the value chain would know that by now.
Tourism goes beyond just entertainment and events; of course, the two are a necessary component of tourism. And even with that, it’s the income these events or entertainment generates that makes them relevant to tourism.
Unfortunat… read more
Comair's aircraft were grounded from 12 to 16 March 2022 after its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) was suspended by the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) due to operational failures.
British Airways (operated by Comair) and kulula.com resumed flights on Thursday 17 March 2022, with the first flight schedule… read more
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A study by the World Bank Group’s International Finance Corporation shows that prior to the pandemic, small enterprises employed between 50-60% of South Africa's workforce, contributing around 34% of GDP. Having a healthy Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMME) sector is a prime economic driver, so SMMEs success is paramount in SA’s financial… read more
Reliable information about travel trends, customer sentiment and emerging travel patterns are crucial for both the recovery and resilience of the travel trade in the years ahead. Africa Travel Week is therefore pleased to announce a partnership with two of the world’s top data-crunching companies: Euromonitor and ForwardKeys.
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Comair said that it was continuing to talk to the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) as its air operator certificate remains suspended, therefore affecting flights for another day.
Over the weekend, the regulator grounded flights due to safety concerns.
Thousands of passengers have been left frustrated with the indefinite suspension of Comair flights.
Emirates has confirmed that it will be commencing daily services to Tel Aviv from 23 June 2022. Emirates will operate its three-class Boeing 777-300ER on the route, featuring eight private suites in First Class, 42 lie-flat seats in Business Class and 304 spacious seats in Economy Class.
Adnan Kazim, Chief Commercial O… read more
ANAMBRA State Government has described Air Peace’s foray into Niamey, Niger Republic with three weekly flights as a historic and decisive step in the economic integration of the African region.
Governor Willie Obiano said the resumption of flights from Abuja and Kano from March 11 “is historic because it will help end th… read more
Recovery, resilience and loss - a review of key African hotel markets 2021
South Africa has renamed 17 locations in the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga
Tourism is business! What Ghana needs to understand to build a robust industry
Comair back in the air after regulator reactivates its AOC
Fastjet launches Victoria Falls to Mbombela Kruger Mpumalanga flights
3 ways tourism SMMEs can fast track recovery
Africa Travel Week partners with Euromonitor and ForwardKeys
Comair continues efforts to have suspension lifted as Numsa calls for CEO's exit
Emirates sets 23 June date for Tel Aviv launch
Regional integration: Anambra State, Soludo laud Air Peace’s drive to connect Africa economically
