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CemAir is to add a number of regional routes, enhancing its profile as a privately owned South African regional carrier. CEO, Miles van der Molen spoke to Travel News after the granting of the routes by the International Air Services Council (IASC).
The airline has been granted seven weekly frequen… read more
Since its renationalisation on 6 July 2021, Cabo Verde Airlines(Transportes Aeros de Cabo Verde - TACV), the Cape Verdean airline, has survived only thanks to multiple financial infusions from the State. Still in deficit and in debt, it will remain under state bailout until its new privatisation.
Once again, Berlin welcomes the world of international tourism. Taking as its slogan ’OPEN FOR CHANGE’, ITB Berlin is ready to host a live comeback next year. From Tuesday, 7 to Thursday, 9 March 2023, after three years of pandemic-related trade fair restrictions the World’s Leading Travel Trade Show is opening its doors to the travel community … read more
FiturNext, the FITUR Observatory dedicated to promoting good tourism practices in terms of sustainability, has closed the call for initiatives for the 2023 Challenge dedicated to how tourism can contribute to the regeneration of the natural environment.
More than 250 initiatives have been analysed by the Observatory and 9 of them wi… read more
The reopening of the Metz service was at the centre of discussions during the state visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Algeria last August.
Air Algérie will once again serve Metz-Nancy-Lorraine airport. For its winter programme (31 October 2022 to 25 March 2023), the Algerian national airline is proposing two rou… read more
Namibian privately-owned airline FlyNamibia has annunced that it will launch a new service to the coastal town of Walvis Bay in the Erongo Region of … read more
The government of Madagascar has just indefinitely extended a six-month ban on the South African airline Airlink from flying into the country – because Pretoria won’t return 73.5kg of smuggled gold bullion.
The prospects for Airlink being able to resume flights to Madagascar – what was among its five most profitable routes – n… read more
The stars of the travel, tourism and hospitality aligned at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi, Kenya to find out who amongst them had won the industry’s ultimate annual honours.
A capacity audience of 400 VIP guests, industry figureheads and media were in attendance for a sensational World Travel Awards… read more
Airlink’s scheduled service between South Africa and St Helena Island
has been resumed as of 15 October. The airline’s services to the remote
island in the South Atlantic Ocean have increased from fortnightly to
weekly trips.
‘We are delighted that weekly flights will resume to the island
following the suspension during the p… read more
Concerns are growing as business travel is still down from the
pandemic, and the sector hasn’t nearly enjoyed the same return as
leisure travel.
One reason, the U.S. Travel A… read more