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After almost a year with no flights and mothballed operations, South African Airways is ready to take off again. The airline has confirmed that it will resume flights on September 23rd, with bookings and travel credit redemptions open from September 6th.
SAA is back
The wait is finally over! South African Airways has an… read more
Qatar is redoubling its efforts to position itself as a major cruise tourism destination through a major partnership with Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) UK & Ireland. Qatar Tourism will be one of the main headline sponsors of the CLIA Selling Cruise Day on November 4, 2021 in Southampton and will also sponsor the annual … read more
Ibom Airline Limited has announced the replacement of its wet-leased Airbus A220 aircraft with Egyptair Livery for a period of two weeks.
The Manager Communications and marketing Aniekan Essienette who made the disclosure in a statement made available to journalists in Uyo on Wednesday said the replacement became necessary to giv… read more
Alitalia under Extraordinary Administration from midnight yesterday August 24th will no longer sell tickets for flights from 15 October. At the same time, it will send a prompt and direct communication, via e-mail, to customers who have purchased flights departing from 15 October. The note includes instructions for managing tickets.
In ord… read more
The human desire to travel and explore is universal, which is why tourism must be open for everyone to enjoy.
So too must the many social and economic benefits that tourism brings be available to everybody.
World Tourism Day 2021 highlights the power of ‘Tourism for Inclusive Growth’.
By celebrating this day, we state our… read more
Consistent with international protocols related to the Covid-19 global pandemic, The Ministry of Tourism and Culture hereby instructs all operators within the Tourism and Leisure Industry to have their staff fully vaccinated.
Therefore, tour and hotel operators, bars and restaurants, casinos and nightclubs, swimming pools, foreign e… read more
In the wake of the pandemic, Kenya Airways has implemented contactless transactions to enhance health and safety priorities at Jomo Kenyatta airport, which will be effective from September 1, 2021.
“The aviation industry is increasingly adopting touchless technologies to keep passengers safe, and the Covid-19 pandemic has onl… read more
WALVIS Bay and Swakopmund tour operators at Sandwich Harbour and Namib-Naukluft Park and surroundings are disgruntled over the increase in national park entry fees announced by the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism earlier this year. The operators met with ministry officials last week at the Kuisebmond municipal chamber… read more
Suggest a holiday in Africa and most people picture baking hot sun,
palm-fringed beaches or herds of wildebeest galloping across the
savannah. Few think of skiing. Yet the continent contains five mountain ranges with enough seasonal
snow to make potential slopes, of which two host rudimentary ski
resorts. Tucked into South Africa'… read more
Due to mobility restrictions implemented to reduce Covid-19 infections, people around the world stopped traveling during 2020. As the vaccination process progresses, more countries are opening their borders for non-essential travel, and tourism recovery looks closer every day.
Business crises happen all the time and are an excellent opport… read more
South African Airways will return to the skies next month
Qatar boosts cruise tourism investment with CLIA partnership
Ibom Air announces temporary replacement of Airbus A220 with Egyptair livery
Alitalia is ending ticket sales and flight operations from 15 October
World Tourism Day 2021: Official message by Secretary-General of UNWTO
All Staff Within Tourism Industry Urged to Get Vaccinated
Kenya Airways to launch contactless payments
Tour operators unhappy over hiked park fees
Skiing in Africa? Tourists hit Lesotho slopes despite Covid-19 woes
Enhancing travel businesses after COVID-19
