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Tourism and hospitality professionals from around the world can now register to attend Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2023, which will take place at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) from 1-4 May.
In line with its theme of ‘Working Towards Net Zero’, the 30th edition of ATM will offer a forum for industry leaders and policymakers … read more
From 7 to 9 March 2023 the world of international tourism is meeting again in Berlin. For over 50 years ITB has been synonymous with industry expertise 365 days a year, networking and trendsetting events, whether virtual, in-person or hybrid. The new ITBxplore platform and the ITB Mobile app are virtual companions of the liv… read more
South African regional carrier Airlink has announced that it is the most punctual South African carrier operating from all the Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)-operated airports. According to ACSA’s latest statistics, the airline achieved a 95.52% average on-time performance (OTP) for 2022 measured across all the … read more
Oceania Cruises is brining Nautica back to South Africa for the 2023/24 cruise season, but unlike other luxury cruise lines such as Silversea, Regent and Azamara, they will not be sailing a full season.
Nautica will instead sail just two cruises from Cape Town at the tail-end of the 2023/24 season, with departur… read more
Emirates is to increase flying to China ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday and has announced plans to further scale up Airbus A380 operations. The expansion of its Chinese network comes a week after Beijing dropped quarantine requirements for inbound passengers and ended restrictions on inter… read more
Global Aviation has taken delivery of its first ATR72-500 aircraft. The aircraft arrived on Sunday 15 January 2023 at its base at Nouakchott-Oumtounsy International Airport from Toulouse after a stopover at the Spanish airport of Gran Canaria.
Despite a highly competitive domestic market, Air Peace has grown year on year to become Nigeria's largest airline in just eight years of operation. With a steadily growing customer base, the private carrier remains ambitious.
Airbus UpNext, a wholly owned subsidiary of Airbus, has started testing new, on ground and in-flight, pilot assistance technologies on an A350-1,000 test aircraft.
Known as DragonFly, the technologies being demonstrated include automated emergency diversion in cruise, automatic landing and taxi assistance and are aimed at evaluating… read more
FITUR's commitment to maintaining its presence during the two years of the pandemic as the only active meeting point in Europe, together with the favourable evolution of national and international tourism industry figures in recent months, has made it possible to consolidate significant growth of the Fair, approaching the record edition o… read more
It’s official, tourism in Cape Town, has surpassed all expectations and is within short reach of achieving pre-pandemic tourism levels a lot earlier than anticipated. Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) reported an incredible recovery of 72% in domestic visitors and 98% in international visitors compared to the December 2019 festive per… read more
Registration now open for 30th edition of Arabian Travel Market
ITB Berlin 2023: Industry platform ITBxplore goes online
Airlink ranked most punctual South African carrier operating from ACSA airports
Nautica of Oceania Cruises to sail roundtrip at tail-end of Cape Town 2023/24 season
Emirates expands China schedule, scales up A380 operations
Global Aviation takes delivery of its first ATR72-500 in Nouakchott
Air Peace: 55 million passengers in 8 years of existence, 6 new destinations targeted in 2023
Airbus tests new technologies to enhance pilot assistance
FITUR 2023 arrives to consolidate the strong recovery in world tourism activity
Cape Town’s tourism industry reports incredible recovery
