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TAAG
Angola Airlines has secured a significant financial boost for
its ambitious fleet modernization program. The airline has received
\$297 million in financing from the
Export-Import Bank of the United States
(EXIM). This substantial investment will facilitate the
acquisition of two … read more
Guinea
is embarking on a significant overhaul of its airport
management system, promising exciting new opportunities for
the African travel trade. A presidential decree has
transformed the former SOGEAC, which managed only Conakry International
Airport, into the nationwide SOGEAG-SA. This new
public entit… read more
In
mid-July 2025, two of Africa’s leading airlines, Royal
Air Maroc (RAM) and Ethiopian Airlines, each welcomed a
new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. This addition brings RAM’s MAX fleet to
five and Ethiopian Airlines’ to an impressive 21, with nearly 30 more on
order. These deliveries highlight the ambitious fleet … read more
Africa
World Airlines (AWA) has achieved a significant milestone by
joining the International Air Transport Association
(IATA) Safety Leadership Charter. This prestigious
accreditation underscores AWA’s dedication to maintaining the highest
safety standards, potentially boosting confidence among travelers and
cre… read more
FlySafair,
South Africa's leading domestic airline, is bracing for potential
disruptions as pilot negotiations reach a critical juncture. While no
official strike notice has been issued, the airline has proactively
adjusted its flight schedule for July 22nd to 28th, 2025, in
anticipation of possible industrial action by pilots r… read more
African
travel businesses are responding proactively to the changing dynamics
of the global travel market. With U.S. policies creating
new challenges, African travel professionals are adapting
their strategies and exploring new avenues for growth.
One
key response is the diversification of markets and
p… read more
Kinshasa
is resonating with the rhythm of the inaugural World
Music and Tourism Festival, a groundbreaking event held
under the patronage of President Félix Tshisekedi and
in partnership with the UN Tourism. This
landmark festival, themed “The Rumba Route for
Peace,” pr… read more
Norwegian
Cruise Line (NCL) is capitalizing on the growing trend of
"slow travel" among South African cruisers, focusing
on longer, immersive itineraries and enhanced onboard experiences. This
strategic move presents lucrative opportunities for African
travel agents.
Kevin
Bubolz, NCL’s Vice Presi… read more
A
landmark agreement between Libya and the
China Civil Engineering Construction Corp
(CCECC) promises to revitalize Libya’s
national railway network, potentially transforming the
nation’s infrastructure and creating significant opportunities for
African travel and logistics… read more
Tanzania
and the United Kingdom are forging closer ties,
exploring new avenues for cooperation in trade, investment, and
tourism. This strengthened partnership presents exciting
prospects for African travel agents seeking to tap
into the growing UK travel market.
Ambassador
Said Shaib Mussa, … read more
TAAG Angola Secures $297M for 787-10s, Fueling Ambitious Fleet Expansion
Guinea Poised for Airport Infrastructure Boom: SOGEAG-SA to Spearhead Modernization
MAX 8 Fuels African Aviation Growth: Route Expansions and Modernization Take Off
AWA’s Safety Charter Boost: Elevating Trust and Bookings for African Travel Agents
FlySafair Strike Looms: How Travel Agents Can Navigate the Turbulence
Africa Adapts and Innovates in Business Travel
DRC’s Rumba Route
NCL Caters to South African Wanderlust with Longer Cruises
Libya’s Railway Revival: A \$15 Billion Opportunity
Tanzania-UK Collaboration: New Horizons for African Travel
