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President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone has appointed Former
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Mrs. Nabeela
F. Tunis as the country’s new minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs
in his new cabinet announced and approved by parliament.
She replaced Dr Memunatu Pratt, who held the portfolio in the last
c… read more
Trans Ocean Airways (TOA), founded 21 years ago, is one of Madagascar's oldest private aviation companies. With a diversified fleet, it offers a wide range of services to a mainly international clientele, from business flights to medical evacuations and VIP tourism.
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR), the state-owned enterprise mandated to run the tourism facilities within the protected areas of Namibia, has announced that it has int… read more
The flag carrier of Qatar, Qatar Airways, will (temporarily) suspend its non-stop services to Namibia due to operational reasons. The last flight betwee… read more
Global business travel and events costs are set to climb higher
through the remainder of 2023 and into 2024, albeit at a much more
moderate pace than the exceptionally steep increases seen in 2022. This
is according to the … read more
The Conference on Rethinking Africa: Rethinking Tourism for Africa: Addressing global challenges; Promoting investment and partnerships
brought expert African perspectives to global challenges, highlighting
the need of investments towards a greener tourism sector and access to
finance within the sector and the need to furt… read more
The parks should be repositioned as tourists' destinations
One federal agency that has deliberately distanced itself from the development strides of the various governments in the country is the National Park Service. Not even the mantra of economic diversification has been able to resonate with this establishment. As we stated yest… read more
Airlines are currently facing the crushing effect of the dollar floatation by the federal government and cannot raise fares as that may further decrease the number of passengers who may be willing to fly despite the economic situation.
Responding to reactions with regards payment of aircraft insurance in dollars at the 3rd AviaCar… read more
Following the resumption of Airbus A380 service by Lufthansa and
Etihad Airways in June and July, respectively, there are now 10 carriers
offering flights using the aircraft type in August 2023.
Emirates Airline accounts for about 68.6% of the capacity available
this month, with 2.4 million seats available across 4,649 fli… read more
More than 100 members of Africa’s Western Cape tourism community attended a networking event in Cape Town on 3rd August, hosted by ATTA® in collaboration with WESGRO.
The networking evening saw industry leaders sharing their expertise and vision for a more responsible tourism industry. Attendees learned more about the ATTA® E… read more