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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is charting a new course
for its aviation sector, re-engaging with the Cape Town
Convention to stimulate growth and attract investment.
This renewed commitment signals a strategic shift towards international
best practices, promising significant benefits for both domestic
airlines… read more
Dr. Allen Onyema, Chairman of Air
Peace, has issued a call to action for all stakeholders in
Nigeria’s aviation sector. Speaking at a symposium in
Lagos, he stressed the urgent need for collaborative
efforts to address rising security concerns, particularly regarding
unruly passenger behavior. The symposium,… read more
Travel agents across Africa, prepare for a game-changer:
Ethiopia is embarking on a transformative infrastructure
project, the Abusera International
Airport, poised to reshape the continent’s aviation
landscape. This ambitious undertaking, driven by Ethiopian Airlines, promises to redef… read more
Ghana is raising the bar for travel document security and
efficiency with the launch of its cutting-edge chip-embedded
polycarbonate passport. This innovative initiative has significant
implications for African travel agents, promising smoother travel
experiences for clients and enhanced business opportunities.
The new passport i… read more
Travel agents across Africa should be aware of a schedule
adjustment for the highly sought-after Fish River Canyon
hiking experience in Namibia. Due to unusually high
water levels within the canyon, Namibia Wildlife Resorts
(NWR) has postponed the start of the 2025 hiking season,
impacting bookings in… read more
A recent corruption scandal involving Mozambique’s national
airline, LAM, has sent ripples through the African aviation industry,
highlighting the critical need for transparency and accountability in
aircraft procurement. The decision by President Daniel Chapo to cancel a
major tender for new aircraft has brought the issue of corruption… read more
Africa’s aviation sector is experiencing a period of dynamic
change, marked by both promising growth and persistent challenges.
Passenger demand continues to rise, yet African airlines
are grappling with lower load factors compared to the
global average. This complex landscape presents both opportunities and
hurdles f… read more
Ethiopia is experiencing a tourism renaissance, driven by
significant investments in heritage restoration and infrastructure
development. This revitalization presents lucrative opportunities for
African travel agents seeking to capitalize on the country’s growing
appeal.
The restoration of the iconic Lalibela
churches… read more
Heavy rainfall has caused
significant flooding in
Kruger National Park, rendering the
Balule Low Water Bridge impassable and
prompting SANParks to issue urgent travel
advisories. This situation necessitates immediate adjustments for
African t… read more
A new era of tourism collaboration is dawning between
Ethiopia and South Africa, fueled by the
BRICS alliance. This partnership presents
exciting opportunities for travel agents across Africa, promising
increased tourist flows, enhanced economic development, and a wealth of
new business prospects.
… read more
DRC's Cape Town Convention Comeback: A Flight Path to Aviation Revival
Air Peace Chairman Calls for Collaborative Approach to Aviation Security in Nigeria
Abusera Airport City: Redefining African Aviation Landscape
Ghana’s Tech-Savvy Passport Boosts Travel Agent Opportunities
Namibia’s Fish River Canyon Hike: New Dates for 2025 Season
Mozambique’s Aviation Shake-Up: Transparency Crucial for Growth
African Aviation Navigates Growth Amidst Global Headwinds
Ethiopia’s Heritage Renaissance Fuels Tourism Boom
Kruger Flood Alert: Balule Bridge Closure Prompts Route Revisions
BRICS Fuels Ethiopia & South Africa Tourism Boom: Agent Opportunities Soar
