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Construction for The Residences at Meliá Seychelles is well underway,
with the development expected to be completed by the first quarter of
2026, which will then be followed by the official opening.
Already the main buildings for the business and leisure resort
project, undertaken by the Seafront Development Ltd, have… read more
South African flag carrier, South African Airways (SAA), has announced a significant increase in its flight frequencies to key African destinations, starting next month.
Starting in November 2024, SAA will operate 12 weekly flights to both RG Mugabe International Airport (HRE) in … read more
The South-West Regional Air Transportation Summit (SWRATS) 2024, organized by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has concluded with a call for the repositioning of the Nigerian aviation industry for financial capability and economic viability.
The one-day summit, held at the Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Victoria Isla… read more
A new report from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed that business travel is set to surpass pre-pandemic levels this year, faster than previously predicted, to reach a record US$1.5TN.
The rise of remote working during the pandemic had a disproportionate effect on corporate travel, compared to leisure travel,… read more
United Airlines’ summer 2025 schedule will feature several
destinations not served by any other U.S. carriers, including new routes
to cities in Greenland, Mexico, Mongolia, Senegal, and Taiwan.
The
Chicago-based airline says this expansion marks the largest
international growth in its history, with five nonstop fligh… read more
The flag carrier of the Kingdom of eSwatini, Eswatini Air, is set to introduce a complimentary shuttle service for all its passengers travelling to and from King Mswati III International Airport (SHO). The shuttle stops… read more
TAAG – Angola Airlines is experiencing a period of transformation and modernization, accommodating itself in the new competitive context of the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM), at the same time foreseeing to improve operational efficiency and quality of service provided to the traveling public and consignees.
Curren… read more
In a message sent to Boeing employees, Kelly Ortberg – President and CEO – has announced the company will lay off 17,000 workers(about 10 percent of the total workforce) and will delay the first 777X delivery to 2026.
“On the 777X program, the challenges we have faced in development, as well as from the flight test pau… read more
MSC Cruises will enhance the embarkation experience aboard its popular ship, MSC Musica, with the introduction of the MSC Privé Lounge at Durban’s Nelson Mandela Cruise Terminal this coming cruise season.
The new service, available during the upcoming 2024/25 cruise season, is designed to streamline the embarkat… read more
Kenya is not just vast in size—it’s a land of endless wonders, where every corner brims with unique and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, nature lover, or cultural enthusiast, the choices are boundless in this East African gem.
At the opening of the 2024 Magical Kenya Travel Expo, President William Ruto… read more
The Residences at Meliá Seychelles expected to open doors in 2026
SAA: More flights to key destinations
NCAA Summit: Stakeholders agree on need for commitment and intellectual exchange
Business Travel set to surpass pre-pandemic levels to reach a record US$1.5 trillion in 2024
United Airlines adds routes to Greenland, Mexico, Mongolia and more
Eswatini Air launches a complimentary shuttle service to/from King Mswati III International
TAAG – Angola Airlines is not just spreading wings
Boeing delays first 777X delivery to 2026, lays off 17,000 employees
Exclusive MSC Privé Lounge introduced at Durban’s cruise terminal for 2024/25 season
Ready to explore Magical Kenya? Check out President Ruto’s bucket list!
