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Ethiopian Airlines has taken another decisive step in expanding
its modern single‑aisle fleet, confirming a new partnership with
CDB Aviation for the lease of two
Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft. Announced during
the Dubai Airshow, the agreement marks the first collaboration between
the two companies … read more
ATTA® Group Events are
delighted to announce two important appointments to the team,
strengthening our capacity across buyer engagement and event operations as
we continue to grow our events portfolio. ATTA Group Events is a
newly fully owned subsidiary of ATTA® and is responsible for managing and
delivering a… read more
At the foot of the striking Aïr Mountains, where ochre dunes
blend into blue-tinged volcanic peaks, the commune of Yferouane is
finalising preparations to host the 17th Festival of
Aïr from 1 to 3 December 2025. Supported by the high
patronage of the Prime Minister and led by the Ministry of Tourism and
Handicrafts, th… read more
South Africa has signalled a bold shift toward
continent‑leading digital tourism services with the unveiling of a new
Smart Tourism Visitor Information Centre at
OR Tambo International Airport. Introduced
by Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille, the centre represents a landmark
step in the country… read more
The Uganda High Commission in Dar es Salaam, working closely
with the Uganda Tourism Board, has launched
a week-long familiarisation safari for a visiting delegation of
Mauritian tour companies. This initiative marks an important push to
deepen Uganda’s presence across the wider Southern African market, a
region where … read more
LATAM
Brazil has confirmed a far‑reaching international expansion for 2026,
highlighted by the launch of a new São Paulo–Cape
Town route that significantly deepens the airline’s
presence in southern Africa. According to industry reports, the service
will begin in September 2026, operating
thr… read more
Cape Town’s celebrated urban strip, Kloof Street, has captured
international attention once again after being ranked the
22nd coolest street in the world in Time
Out’s freshly released 2025 list. For Africa’s tourism industry, this
recognition strengthens the city’s positioning as one of the continent’s
most magnetic u… read more
Mozambique’s
decision to channel 130 million US dollars
into its air and rail sectors in 2026 signals a major shift in how the
country intends to position itself within Southern Africa’s growing
mobility landscape. Government statements and industry reports confirm
that the plan centres on the purchase of three… read more
Nigeria’s
aviation sector is preparing for a defining moment as the country
readies itself to host the ACI‑Africa Regional Conference
and Exhibition in 2026, an event confirmed through
high‑level engagements between the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria
(FAAN) and Airports Council International officials. Multiple … read more
The
reinstatement of the Malabo–Douala
connection by Ceiba Intercontinental is
injecting fresh momentum into Central Africa’s aviation landscape. The
airline’s return to Cameroon on 21 November 2025, after a two‑year
pause, instantly restores one of the region’s most strategically
important short‑hau… read more
Ethiopian Airlines strengthens fleet with new 737 MAX deal as regional capacity needs rise
ATTA Group Events Welcomes Two New Team Members
Festival of Aïr 2025 set to spotlight Niger’s cultural wealth and desert tourism revival
Smart visitor hub at OR Tambo ushers in new era for South Africa’s digital tourism
Mauritian tour operators explore Uganda as regional interest in adventure tourism rises
LATAM’s 2026 Cape Town entry reshapes Brazil–Africa connectivity
Kloof Street earns global spotlight as Cape Town’s urban heartbeat evolves
Mozambique boosts regional mobility with major 2026 air and rail investment
Nigeria secures continental spotlight as Lagos prepares for ACI‑Africa 2026
Ceiba Intercontinental strengthens Central African links with Malabo–Douala return
