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Air
Algérie has unveiled an ambitious three-year strategy to
dramatically expand its footprint across the African continent, aiming
to grow its network from the current 11 destinations to over 20 by 2028.
This bold move positions the Algerian national carrier as a key player
in the evolving landscape of African aviatio… read more
Across the globe,
technology is reshaping how people discover, book, and
experience travel. From artificial intelligence-powered
planners to seamless online booking platforms, destinations are racing
to keep pace with a new era of digital tourism. In Ghana, where the
tourism sector is experiencing unprecedented growth,… read more
For those across Africa’s
travel industry seeking new inspiration for 2025 itineraries, recent
global recognition for Zimbabwe and
Morocco has put both countries firmly in
the international spotlight. According to the latest Travel Check-in
report by global travel platform Kayak, these two African gems… read more
Uganda is boldly
redefining its tourism narrative by embracing
entertainment tourism as a core pillar of
its destination strategy. This December, the spotlight will shine on
Kampala as Africa One Tours and Travel,
through its innovative brand Safari Beats,
ushers in a new era that se… read more
In a vibrant celebration of
South Africa’s diverse heritage, Iziko Museums of South
Africa is set to bring history, art, and culture to life
during the highly anticipated in_herit Festival
2025. This annual event, a highlight on the cultural
calendar, promises an immersive experience for locals and vis… read more
Air
Tanzania Company Limited is setting its sights on the
vibrant city of Accra, Ghana, signaling a
new chapter in East-West African connectivity. While the airline’s
latest social media teasers invite travelers to “explore the vibrant
streets of Accra,” industry observers are watching closely for offi… read more
South African
Airways (SAA) is taking decisive steps to bolster its
long-haul and regional services by securing an Airbus
A330-300 on a wetlease from Hi Fly
Malta. Set to operate between mid-September 2025 and
February 2026, this arrangement is strategically designed to support
SAA’s… read more
Uganda
has officially launched the second phase of the Entebbe
International Airport expansion, marking a significant
milestone in the country’s drive to modernise its aviation
infrastructure and strengthen its position as a key gateway in East
Africa. This new phase, backed by a substantial investment of
USD… read more
The
Qatari government has introduced sweeping
changes to its visa policy for Nigerian visitors, with a set of new
requirements that are set to dramatically alter the landscape for
leisure and short-term travel from Nigeria. These changes, announced
recently by the Qatari Ministry of
Interior, come in… read more
The
much-anticipated 21st Akwaaba African Travel
Market is primed to make history as it returns to Lagos
from September 14th to 16th, 2025. Hosted at the iconic
Eko Hotel and Suites, this edition promises
to be the continent’s most dynamic convergence of airlines, tourism
experts, and hospitality sta… read more
Air Algérie Targets Network Surge with Plans to Double African Routes by 2028
Ghana’s Digital Tourism Revolution: New Platforms Set to Transform Visitor Experience and Investment
Zimbabwe and Morocco Shine in 2025’s Global Best Destinations List, Signaling a New Era
Uganda Unveils Safari Beats: Experience-Driven Tourism Takes Center Stage with Music and Culture
Iziko Museums Offer Free Entry on Heritage Day 2025, Showcasing Cape Town’s Rich Cultural Tapestry
Air Tanzania Eyes Accra as Next Stop, Expanding East-West African Air Links
SAA Expands Long-Haul Capacity with Hi Fly Malta A330 Wetlease for Growing African and International
Entebbe Airport Expansion Enters Phase 2, Boosting Uganda’s Regional Aviation Ambitions
Qatar Tightens Entry Rules: Nigerian Visitors Face New Visa Hurdles and Five-Star Only Stays
Akwaaba 2025 Set to Unveil Africa’s Largest Gathering of Airlines and Tourism Leaders
