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PRIME Minister Kassim Majaliwa has instructed the Tanzania National Parks Authority (Tanapa) to team up with tourism stakeholders in marketing Rubondo Island National Park situated in Geita region He was of the view that effective marketing strategy on tourism attraction sites will increase the number of tourists and stimulate econ… read more
Sun, sea and sand, that’s what a visit to Mauritius promises. Here,
travellers can soak some sun at their hotel pool, dip their toes in the
white sandy beaches and explore the rich history and culture.
And, it seems travellers want to visit since it reopened for international travellers.
Air Mauritius revealed that there ha… read more
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is not well-pronounced in the aviation industry in Nigeria, but stakeholders say such an initiative may increase patronage for business organisations and attract public sympathy, especially for the airline sub-sector. OLUSEGUN KOIKI writes.
Many Nigerian companies find it difficult to give back to soci… read more
With $1,903,000 in funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the African Nature-Based Tourism Collaborative Platform will connect funders to the communities and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) most in need of funding support, with a goal of mobilising at least $15 million to support communities and SMEs in Covid-19 emergency relief… read more
South Africa
In South Africa, the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Act (Act), was signed into law by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in early June 2021, bringing the country’s cybersecurity legislation in line with global standards. The Act compels electronic communications s… read more
Blood Lions, along with other animal rights partner organisations, have
sent out an open letter, along with a petition signed by more than 75
000 people, urging Minister of Environmental Affairs, Barbara Creecy, to
plan for a ‘New Deal for People and WIldlife.’ The full press release
is below.
‘Dear Honourable Minister Creecy and D… read more
After being locked up at home for so long, it feels good to get out
and about. While some countries remain strict on travel requirements to
their destinations, with quarantine mandatory, others welcome them with
open arms.
Emirates shares what South Africans need to know about some of the current quarantine-free travel options.
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South African privately-owned regional carrier Airlink is set to re-introduce scheduled flights between OR Tambo International Airport (JNB) in Johannesburg and George Airport (GRJ) in … read more
After a challenging 18 months post the Covid pandemic, it looks like the African aviation industry may be looking at spreading its wings again and is set to revive itself and remerge stronger through mutual cooperation.
Taking a leaf out of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and SAATM or the Single African Air T… read more
Rhino and elephant poaching continues to significantly decline this year in Namibia. According to the latest figures released by the country's Mi… read more
PM pushes for effective promotion of Rubondo Tourism site
Mauritius is making a comeback and the travel demand is high
CSR: Need for aviation organisations, airlines to embrace initiative
ATTA collaboration with African Nature-Based Tourism collaborative platform
The sooner the better: implementing cybersecurity and data protection law across Africa
Calls for a ‘New deal for people and Wildlife’ in open letter to minister
Airlink re-introduces flights between Johannesburg & George
Namibia: New rhino and elephant poaching figures
