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Uganda
has officially launched the second phase of the Entebbe
International Airport expansion, marking a significant
milestone in the country’s drive to modernise its aviation
infrastructure and strengthen its position as a key gateway in East
Africa. This new phase, backed by a substantial investment of
USD… read more
The
Qatari government has introduced sweeping
changes to its visa policy for Nigerian visitors, with a set of new
requirements that are set to dramatically alter the landscape for
leisure and short-term travel from Nigeria. These changes, announced
recently by the Qatari Ministry of
Interior, come in… read more
The
much-anticipated 21st Akwaaba African Travel
Market is primed to make history as it returns to Lagos
from September 14th to 16th, 2025. Hosted at the iconic
Eko Hotel and Suites, this edition promises
to be the continent’s most dynamic convergence of airlines, tourism
experts, and hospitality sta… read more
South African National
Parks (SANParks) has unveiled a series of
ambitious infrastructure projects and maintenance plans aimed at
elevating the visitor experience in the Kgalagadi
Transfrontier Park, one of Southern Africa’s most iconic
wilderness destinations. These enhancements, ranging from upgraded… read more
The
first half of 2025 has demonstrated a remarkable rebound in
international tourism, with nearly 690 million travelers
crossing borders—an increase of about 33 million compared
to the same period in 2024. This growth reflects a resilient global
travel sector, despite ongoing economic and geopolitical challenges, and
… read more
Camair-Co,
Cameroon’s national airline, is charting an ambitious new course with
plans to expand its fleet from 8 to 18 aircraft by
2028, according to a recent report by the Development
Bank of Central African States (BDEAC).
This expansion strategy is backed by a substantial USD
168.6 millio… read more
Zimbabwe’s
government has announced a significant move to transform
Charles Prince Airport, located just
outside Harare, into the country’s fourth international
gateway. This strategic upgrade will position Charles
Prince alongside the nation’s existing international airports—Harare,
Bulawayo, and Vi… read more
The
revival of Uganda Airlines in 2019 was met with high hopes, symbolizing
national pride and the ambition to showcase Uganda on the global
aviation map. However, just six years into its relaunch, the airline is
grappling with a series of deep-rooted problems that threaten its
sustainability and future growth.
At the hear… read more
In a decisive step toward
improving Nigeria’s domestic air travel landscape, the
Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has
called all local carriers to a high-stakes meeting in Abuja, scheduled
for tomorrow. This gathering comes at a pivotal moment as the industry
grapples with rising passenger expectations, operatio… read more
The
South African National Parks (SANParks)
has issued an important update for those seeking solitude and adventure
in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park: the Gharagab
Wilderness Camp, prized for its secluded wilderness
experience, will undergo a temporary closure for crucial maintenance
from 1… read more
Entebbe Airport Expansion Enters Phase 2, Boosting Uganda’s Regional Aviation Ambitions
Qatar Tightens Entry Rules: Nigerian Visitors Face New Visa Hurdles and Five-Star Only Stays
Akwaaba 2025 Set to Unveil Africa’s Largest Gathering of Airlines and Tourism Leaders
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park Set for Major Upgrades: New Facilities, Campsites, and Road Improvement
Global Tourism Surges in Early 2025 with Africa Leading Growth and Air Travel Expanding
Camair-Co Unveils Ambitious Expansion: Fleet to Grow to 18 Aircraft by 2028
Zimbabwe Plans Major Upgrade of Charles Prince Airport, Enhancing Regional Air Connectivity
Uganda Airlines Faces Mounting Challenges Amid Calls for Strategic Overhaul
Nigeria’s Aviation Regulator Puts Passenger Experience and Airline Practices Under the Spotlight
