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Holland America Line’s newest ship Rotterdam is set to get the royal treatment at a naming ceremony in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, May 30, 2022. Her Royal Highness Princess Margriet of the Netherlands will be the ship’s godmother, carrying on a Dutch royal tradition that began in the 1920s.
Rotterdam’s special seven-day “Rotterdam Naming C… read more
African Travel Inc. is launching a new series of romantic safaris and experiences
Curated for weddings, anniversaries, honeymoons and other romantic getaways, African Travel's romantic and honeymoon safari series will feature journeys to some of the continent's most popular destinations, including Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania and Botswana… read more
MSC Cruises has extended its cruise season in Dubai for 2022 due to unprecedented demand from the fly-cruise market. MSC Virtuosa will finish her 2021/22 Dubai cruise season in March as scheduled, but will be replaced by MSC Bellissima, which is currently cruising roundtrip from Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea.
MSC Bellissima will … read more
Zambian airline Proflight Zambia is set to relaunch direct flights from Ndola in … read more
Stakeholders in the tourism and travel industries have agreed to partner in order to significantly resuscitate the sectors which have been adversely affected by the restrictions occasioned by the Covid-19 pandemic.
During a consultative forum hosted by the African Travel & Tourism Association, (ATTA), the stakeholders who included the … read more
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) says it is undertaking a
transformative journey to improve its quality standards by seeking
International Organisation for Standards (ISO) certification.
Addressing journalists, ZTA Acting Chief Executive officer, Mr
Givemore Chidzidzi said his organisation has a task of produ… read more
The German government has removed Namibia off its high-risk list, effective yesterday. Namibia was until 30 January this year regarded as a Covid-19 high-risk country by the Federal Republic of Germany.
Other regional countries - South Africa, Lesotho and eSwatini - have also been removed from the high-risk list. As of 4 Janu… read more
A charter from Bulgaria Sunday arrived at the Kenyan coast as the government continues to facilitate charter flights from overseas in order to boost the recovery of the tourism sector, which was among the key sectors affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The flight, European Air chartered by Abax Bulgaria limited arrived with over 149… read more
The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) marked another milestone in its journey to advance sustainability and drive impactful initiatives in the business travel industry with its announcement that Delphine Millot has joined the association in the newly created role of Senior Vice President of Sustainability.
“Sustainability… read more
Emirates has signed a new agreement with Amadeus, extending their partnership to offer the travel trade community more flexibility, choice, and future capabilities.
From 1 February 2022, all trade partners on Amadeus will be able to access Emirates’ content free of surcharge.
The new agreement will also see Emira… read more
Holland America Line celebrates naming of Rotterdam with ceremony in Namesake City
African Travel unveils romantic and honeymoon safaris
MSC Cruises extends Dubai season in Arabian Gulf until June
Proflight Zambia to relaunch flights between Ndola & Mansa
Tourism and Travel stakeholders partner to recover sector
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority makes a push for ISO Certification
Namibia off Germany's high-risk list
GBTA appoints new Executive to advance its sustainability mission
Emirates signs new distribution agreement with Amadeus
