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Global hotel hotel demand continues to strengthen, and the recovery index for the metric hit a pandemic-era high at the end of the third quarter of 2022. Among comparable, reporting hotels—those properties reporting data for the 2019 and 2022 year-to… read more
Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) says safety reporting is as important as investing in safety critical equipment and manpower training, because incident reports were a critical and strategic aspect of the aviation safety chain.
The Acting Managing Director of NAMA, Mr. Matthew Lawrence Pwajok who made this known at … read more
Mauritania Ailines (MAI) has suffered from the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, thereby increasing its deficit. This situation has forced the Mauritanian government, the airline's majority shareholder, to put its hand in its pocket and reorganise its management.
For almost ten years, Kenya Airways (KQ) has been operating at a loss, surviving only thanks to multiple financial infusions from the state. Elected President of Kenya last August, William Ruto has proposed a new strategy to make the Kenyan parastatal airline profitable.
Kenya Airways should be split into several subsidiar… read more
Travel to Africa appears on course to recover from the worst of the
Covid-19 pandemic. Green shoots are emerging across the continent ahead
of the Q4 peak season as long-haul travellers from key European and
North American markets regain their appetite for travel to Africa.
As of Q3 2022, global travel has recovered to -38% behind … read more
Accumulating profits year after year, Ethiopian Airlines is now generating cash flows far in excess of its paid-up capital. This is an anomaly that the Ethiopian national airline group wants to correct in order to continue its growth.
Since December 2021, Madagascar Airlines has been operating the assets of Air Madagascar and its subsidiary Tsaradia, which is currently being restructured, under a management lease. The Malagasy President has committed to capitalize on the operational assets that will finally ensure the viability of the national flag.
Mad… read more
P& O Cruises has announced that Arvia will be introduced later than planned, with her first cruise now set for December 21st instead of December 9th.
In a statement, P& O Cruises did not specify a reason for the delay, but hinted that it was due to the ongoing supply chain shortages that have affected shipyards in the… read more
Silversea Cruises have revealed the five dining options that will be available aboard its new luxury expedition ship Silver Endeavour.
Silver Endeavour previously sailed as the Crystal Endeavour for Crystal Cruises, but was sold to Silversea when Crystal’s parent company Genting HK went bankrupt.
Genting was one of several cru… read more
Africa should take advantage of technology and create platforms for
inclusive engagements to define a paradigm for the continent’s travel
and tourism sector. This is according to the President of Botswana, who
believes that the one of the ways the continent can keep up with the
next tourism frontier is to adopt innovation and technology.… read more