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Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON), the umbrella body of indigenous carriers in the country have decried the loss of $60 million and N60 billion in 2021 to issues of bird strikes, delayed and cancelled flights, respectively in Nigeria.
This is as the AON declared that it never compelled any of its members to fix the current con… read more
According to more than one survey, the ideal summer vacation for many Europeans and Americans would be a long trip on a boat. Many Europeans, for example, would like to spend their summer holiday on a Yacht charter Greece, Italy and all the north-eastern Mediterranean Basin. The main reason seems to be the safety that a boat trip ensures, in an … read more
WTM London – the leading global event for the travel industry – has redesigned and renamed its co-located travel & hospitality technology show.
Previously called Travel Forward, it will become WTM Travel Tech and offer more features for exhibitors and visitors at WTM London 2022 (7-9 November 2022).
Show organisers are planning t… read more
The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL), a South African parastatal responsible for the management, maintenance and development of South Africa's proclai… read more
DOMESTIC airlines in Nigeria have jacked up air fares over an100% as prices of economy class tickets now range from ₦50,000 and above stressing the Jet A1 cost and availability, access to forex and other sundry reasons why the price shot.
Tickets that hitherto sold from ₦27000-₦29000 above have almost doubled as the domestic airlines … read more
At loggerheads on the diplomatic front with its neighbors in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Mali has been under an embargo since January 9, accentuated by sanctions imposed by the French government. Following fruitful talks between Bamako and Paris, things seem to be gradually returning to normal, particularly in the are… read more
Qatar Airways has today announced that it will be adopting Avios as the reward currency for all members worldwide from late March 2022.
All Privilege Club members will experience a seamless transition into the loyalty programme’s new reward currency, Avios, with their existing Qmiles balances changing automatically to … read more
Sabre Corporation, a leading software and technology provider that powers the global travel industry, today announced a new agreement with Cathay Pacific Airways, to e… read more
After two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, people, as well as our
whole societies and economies, have suffered enough. We cannot afford
for this to continue. We must rebuild and look to the future with hope,
not fear.
Peace and mutual understanding are essential ingredients for
recovery. Now is the time to work together, and for d… read more
Holland America Line confirmed it will participate in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated program for cruise ships operating in U.S. waters. The line will continue to operate vaccinated cruises, with two key changes to onboard protocols for guests beginning March 1:
Masks on board will be recommended bu… read more
Nigerian Airlines lost $60m, N60bn in 2021 to bird strikes, delayed, cancelled flights
Five almost unknown Mediterranean islands that is worth visiting during a cruise
WTM London unveils new brand identity for its travel & hospitality tech event
South Africa: New toll road tariffs from March 2022
Nigerian airlines jack fares up as average economy ticket sells over ₦50,000; passengers groan.
Mali: Air France returns to Bamako after a one-month absence
Qatar Airways drops Qmiles and adopts Avios as new frequent flyer programme
Sabre Corporation and Cathay Pacific Airways announces new agreement
Tourism raises its voice for Peace
Holland America Line to participate in CDC’s updated program for cruise ships
