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Tanzania and Kenya have agreed to come closer in the tourism sector. The two countries will form a committee to identify how to address hitches holding back the growth of the key economic sector.
The committee will, in turn, suggest ways to ensure the two states and the East African region in general, attracted more tourists.
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QE2 Dubai, the former Cunard Line ocean liner turned floating hotel, will open Float Dubai in October. Float Dubai will be the first floating nightclub in the UAE, with a 1,000-person capacity and music by local and international DJs and artists.
QE2 Dubai haven’t revealed much about Float Dubai, but they have said that it wi… read more
Capt. Musa Nuhu, Director-General of Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), in this interview with OLUSEGUN KOIKI, speaks on the recertification of Lagos and Abuja airports and challenges in remittance of the 5 per cent Ticket Sales Charge/Cargo Sales Charge (TSA/CSC) by airlines and the plans of the regulatory authority to tackle it, … read more
Today, Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world in celebrating World Tourism Day under the Theme "Tourism for Inclusive Growth."
September is the month spared by the United Nations World Trade Organisation (UNWTO) to celebrate global tourism. The Day has been commemorated on September 27 since 1980, to mark the anniversary of the… read more
Spurred by further easing of travel restrictions, Emirates is boosting the number of destinations served by flagship aircraft to 27 by November Airline on track to restore 70% of its capacity by year-end, with the addition of more than 280,000 seats across its global network
In line with the continued easing of travel restrictions a… read more
Air Senegal is the flag carrier for the West African country of Senegal. From its hub at Blaise Diagne International Airport (DSS), the carrier operates services to other cities in the region, as well as to Europe, and even across the Atlantic to Baltimore (with a stop at JFK). It manages to do all of this with a fleet of just nine … read more
South Africa’s Railway Safety Regulator has announced that the 2021 Annual Rail Safety Conference will take place from 29 September to 1 October 2021, online.
Hosted under the theme “Embracing the new normal through innovative and sustainable rail safety solutions”, this year’s conference will be held virtually, at no cost to delegates. It… read more
Despite continuing to report an overall willingness and optimism for the return to business travel, business travel industry sentiment continues to waver, due to ongoing uncertainty around the Delta variant and other variants. However, indicators show companies and their corporate travel managers may be looking at new focus areas and ways of wor… read more
| Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam is seen as it undergoes construction work on the river Nile in Guba Woreda, Benishangul Gumuz Region, Ethiopia September 26, 2019. Reuters/Tiksa Negeri |
Egypt has informed Ethiopia of its categorical rejection of the measure, which it regards as a threat to regio… read more
CHAIRMAN Air Peace, Chief Allen Onyema has said that Nigeria has one of the youngest aircraft fleets in the world stating that age of aircraft however is not as important a factor as airworthiness and maintenance.
The Air Peace boss made this known last Thursday as the airline took delivery of the fourth of its 13 Embraer E195-E2 Ki… read more
Tanzania & Kenya work on reviving Covid-19 ravaged Tourism
QE2 Dubai set to open the world’s largest floating nightclub
Issues at Port Harcourt International Airport exaggerated
Celebrating Tourism milestones
Emirates expands Airbus A380 network to 27 destinations as travel demand continues to rise
The Air Senegal Fleet In 2021
Business travel continues slowed recovery while some companies consider new travel program approache
Air Peace Chairman says Nigerian airlines have youngest fleet comparatively
