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Morocco has achieved a historic milestone in 2025, welcoming a
record 19.8 million tourist arrivals and
generating over \$13 billion in tourism
revenues, according to the Ministry of Tourism. This
remarkable performance represents a 14% increase in
visitor numbers compared to 2024, whi… read more
AIDA Cruises has announced a high-profile return to the
Middle East and Arabian Gulf for the
2027/28 winter season, marking a significant comeback for Dubai and Abu
Dhabi within its global deployment strategy. This move not only
repositions the Middle East as a central hub in AIDA’s winter
programming but also introduc… read more
Recent updates to travel advisories for
Namibia by both Canada and Germany have prompted the
Namibian government to take swift action in reassuring the international
tourism community. In a coordinated response, the Ministry of
Environment, Forestry and Tourism, together with the Ministry of Home
Affairs, Immigration, … read more
The
Cape Verdean aviation sector is set for a major transformation
following the regulatory milestone achieved by
CVsky, the archipelago’s new state-owned
airline. The carrier has been granted its Air Operator
Certificate (AOC), a pivotal step that clears the way for
the official launch of its operat… read more
Somaliland has taken a decisive step in the midst of escalating
diplomatic tensions by suspending all Air Djibouti
flights to its territory, including the vital route to
Hargeisa. This move, effective from January 7, 2026, comes as a direct
response to a deepening dispute with Djibouti, triggered by Israel’s
rec… read more
Nigeria’s aviation sector is entering a new era of heightened
accountability as the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority
(NCAA) prepares to impose stiffer penalties on domestic
airlines for repeated flight delays and service lapses. After years of
defending operators and absorbing criticism, the regulator is now making
it … read more
South African National Parks
(SANParks) has enacted a series of
proactive safety measures at Kruger National
Park following a Level 6 severe weather warning for
Limpopo Province, effective from Sunday, 11 January to Monday, 12
January 2026. The warning, which forecasts heavy rainfall and potential
fl… read more
South Africa’s aviation sector is making headlines once again,
as FlySafair has been recognised as the
most punctual airline in the Middle East and Africa (MEA)
region for 2025. This accolade, awarded by the respected
aviation analytics firm Cirium, is based on a rigorous review of
operational data sou… read more
Accra’s
major transport terminals were overwhelmed recently as hundreds of
passengers found themselves stranded due to an acute shortage of
intercity buses during the critical post-Christmas and New Year travel
period. The crisis unfolded just as schools and workplaces resumed,
intensifying frustration among commuters and raising conce… read more
February in the Okavango Delta
delivers an immersive safari experience unlike any other period of the
year. Located in the heart of Botswana, this UNESCO-listed wetland
transforms with the rains, revealing a verdant paradise that pulses with
life and colour. With the Delta’s floodplains turning vivid green,
skies shift… read more
Morocco’s Tourism Surges to Record 19.8 Million Arrivals, Setting New Benchmarks for Africa
AIDA Cruises Revives Middle East and Africa Voyages for 2027/28, Strengthening Regional Cruise Links
Namibia Reassures Global Tourism Partners Amid New Travel Advisories from Canada and Germany
CVsky Cleared for Takeoff as Cape Verde’s New Flag Carrier Secures Operating Certificate
Somaliland’s Suspension of Air Djibouti Flights Disrupts Key Regional Air Link
Nigeria’s Aviation Authority Signals Crackdown on Chronic Flight Delays, Raising Bar for Service Sta
Kruger National Park Implements Evacuations and Road Closures Amid Severe Weather Alert
FlySafair Sets New Benchmark for Punctuality in Middle East and Africa for 2025
Severe Intercity Bus Shortage Strands Hundreds in Accra Amid Post-Holiday Rush
February in Botswana’s Okavango Delta: Lush Landscapes, Active Wildlife, and Low-Season Opportunitie
