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The
International Air Transport Association
(IATA) has projected that African airlines will generate
just \$0.2 billion in net profit in 2026, a
figure that starkly contrasts with the record-breaking performance
expected from the global airline industry. While the world’s carriers
are set to enjoy un… read more
Namibia is shifting from post-pandemic recovery to a dynamic
phase of purposeful expansion in its
tourism sector, propelled by a robust five-year strategy, enhanced
airline collaborations, and a clear drive to broaden its international
appeal. The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB),
under the new leadership o… read more
Namibia’s aviation sector has reached a significant milestone
with the successful re-certification of its two principal
international airports: Hosea Kutako
International Airport (WDH) in Windhoek and
Walvis Bay International Airport (WVB) in Walvis
Bay. The Namibia Airports Company (N… read more
As the festive season approaches and visitor numbers surge,
Cape Town Tourism has unveiled an updated
set of safety guidelines for motorists
navigating the Mother City and its surrounds. With thousands expected to
descend on Cape Town’s vibrant streets and scenic corridors, these
recommendations are de… read more
TAAG Angola Airlines is enhancing its regional capabilities
with the imminent arrival of its fourth Airbus
A220-300, marking the airline’s seventh aircraft delivery
this year. This latest addition is a key milestone in TAAG’s ongoing
transformation strategy, equipping the carrier with next-generation
technology to bett… read more
In a signal of renewed ambition and regional confidence,
Mozambique’s national airline, LAM, is
preparing to relaunch its historical route to Portugal and introduce new
long-haul services to Brazil and India.
The announcement, made by President Daniel Chapo during an engagement
with the Mozambican dias… read more
Zimbabwe is setting the stage for a MICE tourism renaissance,
with the government announcing plans to actively engage local and
international investors to develop new convention
centres across the country. This strategic move is
designed to propel the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and
Exhibitions (MICE) segment—wi… read more
On 1 December 2025, the North West Parks &
Tourism Board (NWPTB) implemented a new
card-only, cashless gate-taking system at
two of its flagship reserves: Pilanesberg National
Park and Kgaswane Mountain & Nature
Reserve. This upgrade is a key component of the N… read more
The launch of Qantas Airways’ new direct service
between Johannesburg and Perth marks a pivotal moment for
South Africa’s tourism and trade sectors, with far-reaching
implications for connectivity, economic growth, and people-to-people
ties across the Indian Ocean. The inaugural event, held in Johannesburg,
brought tog… read more
As the heart of the Southern African summer unfolds,
January marks the peak of malaria season
across much of the region. For those in Africa’s tourism sector, this
period demands heightened awareness and proactive communication with
clients, as the combination of warm temperatures, frequent
rains, and high humi… read more
African Airlines Face Profitability Squeeze Despite Global Boom
Namibia Charts Ambitious Tourism Growth with New Airline Links and Market Expansion
Namibia’s International Airports Secure Top Safety Certification, Boosting Regional Aviation Confide
New Safety Guidelines Enhance Secure Holiday Journeys Across Cape Town’s Road Network
TAAG Angola Airlines Expands Regional Fleet with Arrival of Fourth Airbus A220-300
LAM Mozambique Sets Sights on Portugal, Brazil, and India in Ambitious Route Expansion
Zimbabwe Courts Investors for New Convention Centres to Unlock MICE Tourism Growth
North West Parks & Tourism Board Advances Cashless Gate System to Modernize Visitor Experience
Qantas Launches Johannesburg–Perth Direct Flight, Unlocking New Tourism and Trade Opportunities
January Brings Peak Malaria Risk to Southern Africa: What Industry Professionals Need to Know
