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African tour operators can look forward to more seamless cross-border expeditions as Kenya
embarks on a new directive allowing citizens from nearly all African
countries to visit without obtaining prior authorisation. This change
effectively removes the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) process for tra… read more
The Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO) is kicking off the New Year on a high note, having recently secured contracts to handle operations for Afrijet and Air Sierra Leone,
two prominent regional airlines. Under these agreements, NAHCO is set
to deliver its trademark ground-handling e… read more
African travel professionals will find that Egypt
continues to captivate explorers in 2025, thanks to its impressive
fusion of ancient heritage, mesmerizing landscapes, and wallet-friendly
options. Media channels across the continent have sung the praises of
this North African gem, placing it high on lists of preferred h… read more
Durban’s tourism revival has caught the attention of African travel agents, with the city recording hotel occupancy rates between 80% and 100% over the 2024/25 festive season. In a spirited comeback, the local cruise sector
also outshone last year’s numbers, suggesting that Durban’s sun-kissed
beaches and bu… read more
The resurgence of South African Airways (SAA)
is taking off again, with the airline hitting a significant milestone
by growing its fleet to 20 aircraft. This leap marks a strong rebound
from just three years ago, when the carrier emerged from business rescue
operating only six planes. Today, SAA’s expanded network sets t… read more
African travel advisors can look forward to elevated connections in the Americas as Qatar Airways
unveils two new weekly flights commencing early summer 2025. These
fresh routes, operating on Wednesdays and Sundays, will connect Hamad International Airport (DOH) in Doha to … read more
African travel professionals have fresh cause for excitement as Emirates introduces its A350 aircraft into India, beginning 26 January with daily flights to Mumbai and Ahmedabad.
This refined aircraft now links five destinations within the airline’s
network,… read more
Africa’s travel stakeholders are turning their attention to the Lobito Corridor
as Zambia’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Hon. Museba Frank
Tayali, reveals its ambitious roadmap to strengthen regional trade and
transform transport links across Zambia, Angola, and the Democratic
Republic of Congo. During the Second… read more
African travel specialists have fresh reasons to celebrate as Emirates unveils the reinstatement of daily flights to Beirut and Baghdad
beginning 1 February 2025. This move promises to solidify key routes
for business and leisure travelers while enhancing Africa’s linkage to… read more
Somalia’s
aviation industry has come to a sudden halt, with all national and international flights
grounded as of January 22. The unprecedented move follows a heated dispute
between Somali airlines and the government over increased taxes, leaving
hundreds of passengers stranded and the travel trade scrambling for solutions.… read more
Kenya Eases Entry Rules for Africans, Aims for Greater Regional Travel Flow
NAHCO Seals New Handling Deals with Afrijet & Air Sierra Leone, Boosts Regional Coverage
Egypt Shines in 2025: A Treasure-Trove of History, Beaches & Budget-Friendly Delights
Durban’s Festive Cruise Boom Lifts Occupancies & Infrastructure Renewals
SAA Soars with 20 Aircraft: More African Routes & Greater Seat Capacity
Qatar Airways Opens Middle East Routes to Colombia & Venezuela for African Travel Market
Emirates Unveils A350 Connections to Mumbai & Ahmedabad, Extends Indian Horizons
Zambia’s Minister Backs Lobito Corridor for Greater Trade, Travel, and Investment
Somalia’s Airlines Grounded Over Dispute with Government and Safety Concerns
