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Sudan is often
viewed as a place of conflict but the country also boasts unique
attractions, from the confluence of the Blue and White Nile rivers, to
ancient temples and pyramids.
Now, Sudan wants to exploit the huge tourist potential. Dr. Babiker Mohammed is the country's Ministry of tourism and says:
"We have a s… read more
Carnival Corporation & plc announced the rollout of comprehensive technology upgrades called Service Power Packages across its global fleet to further improve energy savings and reduce fuel consumption. The upgrades include ongoing installations through 2023 on ships from the company’s nine cruise line brands – Carnival Cruise … read more
The IMEX Group is set to remodel the professional learning programmes delivered at both of its global trade shows with the appointment of Tahira Endean as Head of Programme.
Vancouver-based Tahira’s new role signals a new era for IMEX. A three-year education strategy will capitalise on IMEX’s free to attend programming to mee… read more
Dusit International, one of Thailand's leading hotel and property development companies, has continued its global expansion with the opening of a unique hybrid property in Nairobi – Dusit Princess Hotel Residences – which features 100 spacious deluxe hotel rooms and apartments in the city's prime Westlands neighbourhood, just 40 mi… read more
President Adama Barrow has laid the foundation stone for Radisson Blu five star hotel in Bajilo, in the West Coast Region.
The five-star hotel is one of the five projects to be implemented in
the country for the OIC’s 2022 Summit, with just six months to go,
before the end of the year. During the foundation stone laying… read more
The Namibian Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security has informed the public that four border post between Namibia… read more
Trans Air Congo (TAC) is an all-Boeing operator whose operations are regularly discontinued throughout the year. This is due to the availability of its fleet, which is over 30 years old.
Born from the ashes of the defunct Toumaï Air Tchad, Tchadia Airlines, launched in October 2018 in partnership with Ethiopian Airlines, intended to become a leading airline in Central Africa. Three years later, it is a loss-making and indebted carrier that has made the painful choice to file for bankruptcy.
Camair-Co has been operating with reduced capacity for over a year. The unavailability of its two Boeing 737-700s, for maintenance reasons, had led to the compression of its regional network. One of Camair-Co's two Boeing 737-700s is expected to return to service soon. The aircraft (TJQCA, MSN 34480) arrived in Douala y… read more
Air Montenegro officially launched its operations in June 2021, replacing the defunct Montenegro Airlines. From its hub in Podgorica, the young startup is gradually building its network with an eye on the North African tourist markets.
Air Montenegro now serves Africa. Montenegro's flagship airline started regular char… read more
Sudan seeks to shed its image of conflict to boost tourism industry
Carnival Corporation upgrading global fleet with fuel- and energy-saving technology
IMEX supercharges show learning programmes with appointment of industry veteran
Dusit International brings 'hybrid hospitality' to Nairobi's affluent Westlands neighbourhood
President Barrow Lays Foundation Stone for Radisson Blu Banjul Hotel
Namibia re-opens six border posts with South Africa and Botswana
Trans Air Congo (TAC) leases a classic 737 from South Africa to resume operations
Chadia Airlines, a subsidiary of Ethiopian Airlines, dissolved and put into liquidation
Camair-Co reactivates a Boeing 737, on the ground for over a year
Air Montenegro operates into Northern Africa
