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Ibadan Airport is poised for a major
transformation, promising a significant boost to
Nigeria’s aviation sector and exciting new
opportunities for African travel agents. The
modernization project, spearheaded by the Nigerian Airspace
Management Agency (NAMA) and the Oyo State
Government, aims to el… read more
South Africa is enhancing its air
travel infrastructure, promising smoother and safer journeys
for passengers and opening up exciting new opportunities for
African travel agents. The Air Traffic and
Navigation Services (ATNS), in partnership with the
Ministerial Intervention Team (MIT), has implement… read more
Africa’s hotel scene is exploding, creating a gold rush for
travel agents across the continent. A whopping 577 new
properties, totaling over 104,000
rooms, are in the pipeline, marking a 13.3%
year-on-year surge. This unprecedented growth, detailed
in the latest Hotel Developm… read more
Skyway Aviation Handling Company (SAHCO) has
secured a major contract with Air Algeria, promising
exciting new travel opportunities across North and West
Africa. This partnership will see SAHCO
providing full ground handling services for Air
Algeria’s bi-weekly flights between Abuja and
Algiers… read more
Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra
recently celebrated a decade of luxury hospitality in
Ghana, marking a significant milestone for both the
hotel and the nation's burgeoning tourism sector. The anniversary
launch, a star-studded affair, highlighted
Kempinski’s transformative impact on
Ghana’s hospital… read more
Nigeria’s travel industry is gearing up for a
pivotal event, the 49th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of
the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies
(NANTA). Scheduled for April 9th in Lagos, this gathering
carries significant weight, focusing on “Collective Prosperity Through
Market Protection.” Africa… read more
The US Department of Government Efficiency
(DOGE)’s recent termination of a \$3.4
million aviation consultancy contract in Kenya has sent
ripples through the African travel industry. The move, justified by the
DOGE as a cost-cutting measure, raises questions about the future of
US-Kenya aviation coope… read more
Durban’s famed coastline is buzzing with
activity as 19 out of 23 beaches are open for
swimming, signaling a positive outlook for the region’s
tourism sector. The eThekwini Municipality
recently confirmed the status of its beaches and pools, assuring
visitors of safe and enjoyable experiences. … read more
The International Air Transport Association
(IATA) has unveiled its Contactless Travel
Directory, a game-changing tool poised to reshape the
travel landscape for African travel
professionals. This innovative platform empowers airlines
to seamlessly integrate biometric
solutio… read more
Severe flooding recently struck
Kinshasa, impacting travel infrastructure and causing
significant disruption. The heavy rainfall triggered flash floods and
landslides, primarily affecting vulnerable, densely populated areas.
This situation presents immediate challenges for African travel
agents operating in the re… read more