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The new app will aid in the safe reopening of the industry by training business owners on the safe implementation of the Covid-19 tourism safety protocols. Through a multi-stakeholder partnership, the Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA), has launched a tourism and hospitality industry application, Opus4business App.
The n… read more
Over 3 000 South African Airways (SAA) employees have applied for voluntary retrenchment. The number is much higher than anticipatedand could lead to a collapse of operations.
Last month, SAA unions ac… read more
The Civil Aviation Authority, on Tuesday, issued a decree resuming air flights between Khartoum the different states 'airports excluding Dongola and Merowe as of the current Aug 14.
The authority has called for being committed the the health protocols and the announced medical measures issued by the Higher Committee for Healt… read more
Comair secures short-term financing with two offers on the table.
According to internal communications seen by South Africa's Travel News, Comair chief executive Wrenelle Stander told staff that the USD2.27 million short-term bridge loan would allow Comair to meet its operational overheads and allow its business… read more
Cruise companies around the world have started cancelling 2021 holidays as a result of coronavirus. Smaller, charter cruise firms were among the first to start cancelling 2021 sailings last month but now bigger lines have joined their ranks.
Seabourn, the ultra-luxury line owned by the Carnival Corporation has c… read more
Qatar Airways reaffirms its position as the market leading international carrier in Australia with the resumption of services to Adelaide, Australia starting from 16 August 2020. The South Australian capital will become the airline’s fifth destination in Australia to resume flights, making Qatar Airways the only interna… read more
At 592,800sqkm, Madagascar is the world’s second largest island country. Sitting in the Indian Ocean, some 400km off the coast of east Africa, it has 56 airportsand civil aerodromes open to public air traffic, including eight international airports, four mainly dedicated to domestic flights, and 44 secondary aer… read more
Amid the scrapping of four cruise ships in less than the same number of weeks and expectations that dozens of other cruise ships may soon meet the same fate, MSC Cruises has quashed rumours that it is considering retiring its older tonnage. “No, absolutely not,” said Gianni Onorato, CEO, MSC Cruises when asked by Cruise Indu… read more
British Airways on Monday (10AUG20) filed additional schedule update for Northern winter 2020/21 season, mainly focusing on South Africa service. Latest adjustment, includes changes not covered from last week, as follows.
London Gatwick – Orlandoeff 21NOV20Reduce from 7 to 3 weekly, 777-200ER o… read more
Thousands of students, environmental activists, and residents of Mauritius were working around the clock yesterday, trying to reduce the damage to the oil spill that was caused by a Japanese freighter off its coast. It was just announced that tourism will reopen in October when a Japanese freighter registered in Panama spilled over… read more
TBCSA publishes Covid-19 protocols safety app
More than 3,000 SAA worker seek voluntary retrenchment
Sudan: Internal Air Flights Resumed, Dongola and Merowe still closed
Comair receives short-term financing
Cruise companies have started cancelling 2021 trips
Qatar Airways: The only international airline to service five major Australian cities
Madagascar's future airport structure
MSC Cruises not planning to sell any ships
British Airways: Long-Haul operation changes DUR, CPT, JNB, ACC, LOS, NBO
OIL SPILL: Thousands join to save Mauritius beaches
