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The City of Cape Town has announced an exciting initiative to
replace the eight iconic beach huts on Muizenberg
Beach with new structures that will replicate the
original design, colors, and patterns. This decision comes as part of a
broader promenade upgrade aimed at addressing climate change-related
challenges, inclu… read more
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has announced the
temporary closure of the drop-off area at King Shaka
International Airport (DUR) in Durban due to ongoing
refurbishment work on the canopy structure above the drop-off zone. This
essential maintenance is part of a broader effort to enhance the
airport's facilities … read more
The highly anticipated return of the Africa
Showcase to Central Eastern Europe (CEE) is set to take
place from February 24 to 28, 2025. This
strategic roadshow will traverse three key cities—Prague, Warsaw, and
Bucharest—aiming to enhance Africa’s visibility in one of the
fastest-growing outbound trave… read more
The Botswana Ministry of Environment and Tourism has officially
confirmed that the Sedudu-Ngoma transit
route through Chobe National
Park will be open 24 hours a day beginning on
April 1, 2025. This significant change was
announced by Minister of Environment and Tourism, Boipuso Mmolot… read more
In a strategic move to enhance their operations between the
United States and South Africa, both Delta Air
Lines and United Airlines
have submitted applications to the U.S. Transportation Department (DOT)
aimed at adjusting their flight schedules to better align with seasonal
demand. This initiative re… read more
Kenya’s tourism industry has reached a remarkable milestone,
welcoming a record 2.4 million international arrivals in
2024, marking a significant 15% increase from the
previous year’s total of 2,089,259
visitors. This impressive performance was unveiled in a
recent report by the Cabinet Secretary for T… read more
The newly revamped Beitbridge Border
Post is set to transform trade and travel dynamics
between Zimbabwe and its neighboring countries, as well as the broader
international community. This ambitious US\$300 million
project has introduced cutting-edge technology, expanded
capacity, and enhanced security… read more
The National Association of Nigeria Travel
Agencies (NANTA) has publicly expressed its support for
the appointment of Capt. Chris Najomo as
the substantive Director-General of the Civil Aviation Authority (DGCA).
In a congratulatory letter dated February 19,
2025, and signed by NANTA P… read more
On this International Tour Guides
Day, we take a moment to honour the incredible
contributions of tour guides who shape how we experience new
destinations. These dedicated professionals are not just guides; they
are the passionate storytellers and cultural ambassadors that connect
travellers to the unique histories and… read more
In a recent event that tested the resilience of Nigeria's railway operations, the Itakpe-Warri Train Service experienced a technical glitch on the evening of Tuesday, 18 February 2025, leading to an unexpected overnight delay for passengers at Ajaokuta Train Station.
The incident unfolded … read more
Revitalization of Muizenberg Beach Huts: A New Chapter for Cape Town's Iconic Landmarks
Temporary Closure of Drop-Off Area at King Shaka International Airport
Africa Showcase Returns to Central Eastern Europe: A Gateway for African Tourism
24-Hour Access to Sedudu-Ngoma Transit Route in Chobe National Park Starting April 2025
Delta and United Airlines Seek to Optimize U.S.-South Africa Flight Operations for Seasonal Demand
Kenya's Tourism Sector Achieves Record 2.4 Million International Arrivals in 2024
Beitbridge Border Post: A Game Changer for Trade and Travel in Southern Africa
NANTA Backs Capt. Chris Najomo's Appointment as Director-General of Civil Aviation in Nigeria
Celebrating Tour Guides: The Heartbeat of Global Tourism on International Tour Guides Day
Nigeria's Itakpe-Warri Train Service Recovers from Technical Setback
