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The
2025/26 cruise season in Cape Town is
shaping up to be one of the most dynamic yet, with 72 ship
calls already confirmed and expectations for this number
to rise as the season unfolds. This surge, highlighted by Wesgro,
underscores the city’s growing reputation as a premier destination for
both m… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has
officially released its updated 2025/26 daily conservation
fees, effective from 1 November 2025 through 31 October
2026. These fees apply to all visitors entering the country’s 21
national parks and play a vital role in supporting
conservation proje… read more
In a move set to energize
both inbound and outbound tourism, Air
France has confirmed the extension of its highly
sought-after direct route between Paris Charles de Gaulle
Airport (CDG) and Cape Town International
Airport (CPT) until 3 May 2026. This decision, prompted
by robust dema… read more
A fresh chapter is about to
unfold in Nigeria’s aviation sector as Gateway
Air prepares for its launch, promising to inject renewed
dynamism into the regional air network. This new entrant, operating with
strong support from ValueJet, is perfectly
aligned with Ogun State’s bold vision … read more
The first quarter of 2025 has
brought a wave of optimism to Nigeria’s rail sector, with the latest
figures from the National Bureau of Statistics
(NBS) revealing a robust resurgence in both passenger and
freight activity. This momentum is not only reshaping the country’s
transport landscape but also offering valuable i… read more
On the shores of Kenya’s
coastline, Essence of Africa 2025 commenced
with a clear focus on action and tangible results. From October 7th to
9th, more than 300 industry professionals from 40 countries gathered at
Diamonds Malindi for a tightly orchestrated
programme blending business appointments, knowl… read more
The Western Cape’s celebrated
Tweede Tol picnic and camping site,
nestled within the Limietberg Nature
Reserve, has been officially closed until further notice,
according to a recent announcement from
CapeNature. This decision affects a
cherished destination for outdoor enthusiasts a… read more
In a development closely
watched by the aviation industry, South Africa’s leading low-cost
carrier FlySafair has won a crucial legal
reprieve, averting the imminent threat of having its domestic operating
licence suspended. The Gauteng High Court
has temporarily halted a regulator’s decision that could… read more
The
opening day of the Essence of Africa forum
in Malindi set the tone for a new era of commercially-driven market
intelligence in Africa’s tourism sector. With 150 vetted
international buyers and an equal number of African
exhibitors, the event moved beyond dialogue to deliver practical
strategies a… read more
Etihad
Airways is set to enhance its regional footprint with
the launch of direct flights to Kabul,
Afghanistan from 18 December 2025. This new service,
operated three times weekly by the Airbus
A320—featuring 8 Business Class and 150 Economy
seats—marks a significant milestone as Ka… read more
Cape Town’s 2025/26 Cruise Season Brings New Luxury Ships and Expanding Regional Impact
New SANParks Conservation Fees for 2025/26: What to Know for Southern Africa’s Protected Areas
Air France Extends Paris–Cape Town Direct Flights to May 2026, Enhancing Southern Africa–Europe Conn
Gateway Air Set to Transform West African Connectivity with Ogun State’s Aviation Ambitions
Nigeria’s Railways Accelerate: Passenger and Freight Growth Signal New Era for Regional Mobility
Essence of Africa 2025: Malindi Sets Bold Standard for Coastal Tourism and Business Partnerships
CapeNature Temporarily Closes Tweede Tol Campsite in Limietberg, Prompts Rethink of Outdoor Offering
FlySafair Secures Legal Pause as Ownership Dispute Puts South African Aviation Rules in Spotlight
Etihad Airways Adds Kabul to Network, Unlocking New Regional and Global Links via Abu Dhabi
