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The
National Association of Nigeria Travel
Agencies has deepened its engagement with traditional
institutions as preparations intensify for its landmark
50th anniversary celebrations scheduled for
April 2026. A high-level delegation recently visited the Palace of the
Ooni of Ife, securing royal endor… read more
Air
Tanzania will inaugurate scheduled flights to the
Seychelles archipelago next week, adding another Indian Ocean
destination to its expanding international network. The new service
connecting Dar es Salaam with Mahé begins
on 1 April 2026, creating fresh opportunities for tourism professionals
to … read more
Namibia's
railway transport emerged as a standout performer within
the country's logistics landscape during 2025, recording impressive
growth that signals renewed momentum for a sector long overshadowed by
road freight dominance. The recovery carries meaningful implications for
tourism operators and travel businesses s… read more
South
African Tourism has finalised its senior leadership
structure with the appointment of two experienced executives to critical
roles overseeing marketing and operations. The announcements complete a
comprehensive leadership renewal that positions the national tourism
organisation for intensified efforts to attract … read more
The
Egyptian Tourism Authority has been named
Premier Partner for World Travel Market London
2026, securing the most prominent position at the global
travel industry's flagship event. The partnership elevates Egypt's
profile at a gathering that attracts thousands of tourism professionals
from across … read more
The
Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management
Authority has released an official statement advising
tourists that Mana Pools National Park remains unreachable following
severe flood damage across the Zambezi Valley. The advisory confirms
that one of Africa's premier safari destinations will stay closed
indefinitely whil… read more
Visitors
heading to Durban for coastal holidays
will find overwhelmingly favourable beach conditions, with the vast
majority of the city's celebrated shoreline currently open and safe for
swimming. The latest water quality assessment from the
eThekwini Municipality confirms that 21 of
23 monitored ba… read more
The
Tanzania-Zambia Railway Authority has
responded swiftly to severe weather disruptions by launching additional
passenger train services to assist communities cut off by flooding in
southern Tanzania. The intervention demonstrates how rail infrastructure
can provide critical backup when road networks fail, offering l… read more
Kenya
Airways has moved to quash speculation that the national
carrier might undergo rebranding as part of its ongoing restructuring
efforts. The airline's management confirmed that its corporate identity
will remain unchanged even as negotiations with potential strategic
investors progress toward what could become one… read more
The
Ugandan government has approved
substantial funding to dramatically expand the fleet of its national
carrier, representing one of the most significant investments in the
airline since its revival seven years ago. The allocation of
422.26 billion Ugandan shillings,
equivalent to approximately 113 … read more
NANTA Secures Royal Blessing From Ooni of Ife Ahead of Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Air Tanzania Launches Dreamliner Service to Seychelles Starting April 2026
Namibia's Railway Sector Posts Strong Recovery as Broader Transport Industry Slows
South African Tourism Completes Executive Team With Marketing and Operations Chiefs
Egypt Secures Premier Partner Status at WTM London 2026 Amid Record Tourism Growth
ZimParks Issues Official Advisory Closing Mana Pools Until Further Notice
Durban Coastline Offers Strong Swimming Conditions as Summer Travel Season Continues
TAZARA Deploys Emergency Train Services as Flooding Strands Travellers in Tanzania
Kenya Airways Confirms Brand Will Remain as Four Investors Compete for Stake
Uganda Secures \$113 Million to Double National Airline Fleet With Boeing and Airbus Jets
