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Ethiopia’s Tourism Renaissance: New Destinations
and Modern Lodges Redefine Africa’s Travel
Landscape
In a remarkable
transformation, Ethiopia is rapidly
emerging as a powerhouse in Africa’s tourism sector, propelled by bold
government investments and a clear vision to position the country as a
… read more
The
unveiling of Azamara Cruises’ 2028 World
Cruise marks a significant milestone for the African
cruise landscape, with Cape Town emerging
as a pivotal embarkation and disembarkation point on this ambitious
175-night journey. Set to depart from Miami on January 5th, 2028, aboard
the Azamara … read more
A revived proposal for an elevated Sky Train
system in Cape Town is generating renewed interest among
tourism and cruise industry stakeholders, with the potential to
dramatically reshape how cruise passengers move between the
Cape Town Cruise Terminal, the city centre,
and Cape Town International Airpo… read more
There’s exciting news for Nigeria’s aviation and tourism sector
as Warri’s most requested air route is officially back in
operation, just in time for the festive season. From 17
December 2025, travellers can look forward to daily return
flights between Abuja and Warri, alongside a significant
boost in … read more
Ghana
is gearing up for another vibrant festive season as the
Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) intensifies
preparations for this year’s “December in Ghana” programme. The GTA has
announced a renewed commitment to transparency,
stakeholder coordination, and elevated service quality,
aiming to ensure that… read more
In a move poised to reshape
regional aviation, LIFT Airlines, the
dynamic low-cost carrier from South Africa, is gearing up for its
inaugural leap beyond domestic skies. Plans are underway to launch a new
route between Durban and
Port Louis, pending final regulatory
clearance. This b… read more
As
global tourism trends shift towards specialized, experience-driven
journeys, astro-tourism is emerging as a
compelling opportunity for destinations traditionally overshadowed by
iconic landmarks or wildlife reserves. In the heart of South Africa’s
Free State province, Bloemfontein—long
considered … read more
Zimbabwe’s
National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has
faced a dramatic decline in freight capacity over the past two decades,
with volumes plummeting from over 12.4 million tons in 1998 to less than
three million tons in recent years—far below its installed capacity of
18 million tons. This downturn has not only impacted … read more
Air Mauritius has reported a
return to profitability for the first half of the 2025/26 financial
year, marking a pivotal milestone in its ongoing turnaround and
post-crisis restructuring. This positive financial performance not only
signals renewed resilience for the airline but also underscores the
effectiveness of it… read more
The North West Parks & Tourism Board
(NWPTB) has entered a new phase of operational excellence
with the full rollout of its modernised access systems
and revised tariff structure across key provincial nature
reserves. Now in their second week of implementation,
Pilanesberg National Park… read more
From Heritage to Hospitality - Ethiopia's New Tourism Projects Redefine Global Travel
Azamara’s 2028 World Cruise Elevates Cape Town as a Strategic Hub for Global Voyages
Proposed Cape Town Sky Train Could Transform Cruise Terminal Access and Urban Mobility
Warri Returns to Nigeria’s Domestic Air Map with Expanded Abuja and Lagos Services
Ghana Raises the Bar for December Festivities with Enhanced Standards and Global Appeal
LIFT Airlines Sets Sights on Mauritius, Eyes Durban as Springboard for International Expansion
Bloemfontein’s Night Skies Poised to Spark New Era in South African Astro-Tourism
Zimbabwe’s Rail Ambitions Signal New Era for Bulk Cargo and Regional Trade
Air Mauritius Achieves Profitability in H1 FY2025/26 Amid Strategic Overhaul
