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“The world’s airlines have taken a momentous decision to ensure that flying is sustainable. The post-COVID-19 re-connect will be on a clear path towards net zero. That will ensure the freedom of future generations to sustainably explore, learn, trade, build markets, appreciate cultures and connect with people the world over. With the collective … read more
A new entry into the prestigious awards, Wolfgat nabbed the 50th spot, winning the title of Best Restaurant in Africa.
Located in the charming fishing village of Paternoster in the Western Cape, Wolfgat has received a string of accolades over the years in recognit… read more
The national carrier ceased operations in 2001 but in 2018 the government announced plans to invest in aviation for the benefit of the country. With support from local banks and the president orders were placed for two new Airbus A330neos and four Bombardier CRJs regional operations.
Although the aircraft have been delivered, the Covid eff… read more
Indian giant conglomerate Tata is buying back Air India, 89 years after founding it as Tata Air and half a century following its nationalisation, the government said Friday.
The $2.4-billion deal marks the end of a lengthy effort to privatise the heavily indebted flag carrier that has eaten up $14.7 billion in public money si… read more
Kuriftu Resorts in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, is a tourism centre laced with perfect panoramas. It is where luxury reaches its pinnacle and service is simultaneously warm, genuine and sensational. In a recent visit to Addis Abba, courtesy Ethiopian Airlines, OLUSEGUN KOIKI spoke with Yonaiel Belete, Operations Director of the resorts, on the develop… read more
Switzerland's leading leisure airline, Edelweiss has on Saturday October 9 launched direct flights to Tanzania landing at the Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA).
The plane arrived at KIA at 7:40 am, with 270 passengers on board, with 160 passengers disembarked and 110 heading to Zanzibar.
The aircraft was received … read more
The tourism sector is optimistic of a quick turnaround following the United Kingdom's decision to remove Zimbabwe from the Covid-19 travel red list.
Along with 46 other countries, Zimbabwe is set to be removed from the travel red list on Monday after the UK noted a dramatic fall in new Covid-19 infections, together with a gen… read more
MSC Cruises has marked the beginning of construction for it second cruise ship for its new luxury subsidiary line Explora Journeys. The steel cutting for Explora II took place at the Castellammare di Stabia (Naples) shipyard although the ship will be built at the Sestri Ponente (Genoa) yard.
Explora II will be the second of a… read more
To date, there are no regular flights between Mozambique and Zimbabwe. The two southern African countries share a large border.
LAM - Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique should fly to Zimbabwe again. According to the schedule available in the sales systems (GDS), the Mozambican national airline plans to resume regular flights to Harare … read more
The newly appointed Director General of Côte d’Ivoire Tourism,
Malékah Mourad-Condé, has urged the tourism sector to make
digita… read more
IATA commits airlines to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050
SA's Wolfgat named Best Restaurant in Africa
Historic moments as Uganda Airlines heads out of Africa
Government sells Air India to Tata conglomerate, the highest bidder with $2.4 billion
Ethiopia boosting tourism through incentives, tax holidays
Edelweiss Makes Maiden Flight to Tanzania
Tourism sector welcomes removal from UK red list
MSC Cruises cuts steel for its second luxury ship Explorer II
LAM returns to Harare after an absence of over 3 years
Digitalization and Training on Covid-19 Protocols essential for Tourism Recovery- Côte d’Ivoire Tour
