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In the heart of Windhoek, the historic Alte
Feste, Namibia’s oldest surviving building, is undergoing
a transformative restoration that promises to redefine the country’s
cultural tourism landscape. Built in 1890 by the German Schutztruppe,
this iconic structure has witnessed Namibia’s journey from colonial rule
to ind… read more
The upcoming Tanzania-Burundi
railway is set to revolutionize travel and trade in East
Africa, offering exciting opportunities for African travel agents.
Spanning 282 kilometers, this Standard Gauge Railway
(SGR) will connect Uvinza in Tanzania to Musongati in
Burundi, creating a vital link for both to… read more
As Addis Ababa prepares to host the 38th African
Union (AU) Assembly on February 15-16, 2025, Ethiopia
faces a pivotal moment to align its policies with the AU’s vision of a
“borderless Africa.” The summit will bring together African leaders to
discuss governance, development, and unity, with a key focus on
dismantling… read more
Starting 1 June 2025, Emirates
will reintroduce its third daily flight between Dubai and
Rome, adding over 2,530 weekly
seats to meet the growing demand for travel. This
expansion enhances flexibility and connectivity for African travelers,
solidifying Dubai’s position as a key transit… read more
In a bold move to meet the rising demand for travel between
Australia and Türkiye, Turkish Airlines has
announced plans to increase its Istanbul-Sydney
service to daily flights starting 12th
January 2026. This rapid expansion, coming just months
after the route’s launch, highlights the… read more
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the temporary closure of the Tokai Forest picnic site in Cape Town’s Table Mountain National Park due to a water supply disruption affecting its ablution facilities. While the picnic site remains closed until further notice, the parking area is still accessib… read more
The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) has expressed its support for the initiatives of Mr. Festus Keyamo, Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, particularly his focus on equity and capacity development for indigenous airlines. Speaking in Lagos over the weekend, NANTA President, Mr. Yink… read more
Mr. Mesfin Tasew, the Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) of? Ethiopian Airlines?, has been awarded the prestigious ‘Leadership in Connecting Africa through Transport Award.’ This recognition was presented during the? Africa Prosperity Champions Awards? held earlier this month in Accra, Ghana, as part of the? Africa Prosperity Dialogues 2025?.… read more
This year marks a significant milestone for
Emirates as the airline celebrates 25 years
of operations in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Since its inaugural flight on
25 January 2000, when a Boeing 777-200 first touched down in Bahrain,
Emirates has played a pivotal role in fostering trade, tourism, and
connectivity for the Ki… read more
Air India is set to enhance its global connectivity with a
series of additional flight frequencies as part of its Northern Summer
schedule, effective from 30 March 2025. This move is expected to
significantly benefit African travel agents and their clients, offering
improved access to key destinations in Europe, Asia, and Africa. The
a… read more
Alte Feste Restoration: A Boost for Namibia’s Cultural Tourism
Tanzania-Burundi Railway: A New Frontier for African Travel and Tourism
Ethiopia Urged to Lead by Example with Visa-Free Access for African Travelers
Emirates Adds Third Daily Dubai-Rome Flight, Boosting African Travel Options
Turkish Airlines Expands Istanbul-Sydney Flights to Daily by 2026
Tokai Forest Picnic Site Closure: Explore Alternative Spots in Table Mountain National Park
NANTA Applauds Minister Keyamo’s Equity Drive, Calls for Firmer Regulations
Ethiopian Airlines CEO Honoured for Advancing Africa’s Connectivity
Air India Expands Key Routes and Modernizes Fleet for 2025
