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The South African Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) has made the decision to suspend all instrument landings at five key airports within the country. This suspension affects the airports located in George, Kimberley, Mthatha, Polokwane, and Richards Bay. The directive takes immediate effect, marking a significant change in the operation… read more
MSC Cruises and the conservation non-profit BirdLife South Africa are offering one of the most unusual voyages of the season from South Africa in January, 2025, with MSC Musica set to sail south from Durban for the Marion and Prince Edward Islands.
Lying just beyond the 40th parallel south, in the ‘Roaring Forties’ of … read more
Turkish Airlines is set to expand its operations in Australia by the end of the year, with plans to either increase frequencies to Melbourne or add a new route to Sydney.
Speaking at the Farnborough Airshow, chairman Ahmet Bolat … read more
The Kenya Airways (KQ) customers can now create, book, and pay for tailor-made holiday packages in real-time on a specialised online platform offering personalised service.
The platform dubbed KQ Holidays allows for seamless booking of flights, accommodations, airport transfers and tours and can cater to a diverse arra… read more
No one has ever put in doubt the tourism potential Ethiopia avails. We have seen countries with much less attractions benefiting enormously economically from their tourist attractions even if they are not as numerous and varied as ours. The Ethiopian government realizes that tourism is a huge economic asset that should be exploited to the maximu… read more
UN Tourism has launched a guide on sustainable tourism development in Zambia that identifies key sectors for investment. Titled “Tourism Doing Business—Investing in Zambia,” the guide aims to boost economic growth nationwide.
Stability and Growth in Zambia
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Zambia’s economic outl… read more
TAAG Angola Airlines, the flag carrier of Angola, is set to introduce additional flights to … read more
A Ministerial Taskforce on Illegal Air Charter Operations and Related Matters has uncovered a huge gap in the civil aviation industry in Nigeria. The committee in a preliminary report, obtained by Daily Independent exposed the use of private foreign registered aircraft for illegal charter operations by some approved chartered operators in the co… read more
Mr. Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development has threatened to move British Airways out of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos following the refusal of the United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority (UKCAA) to allow Air Peace to fly directly to Heathrow International Airport London.
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Turkish Airlines is working to provide all passengers with free, unlimited and fast connectivity service within 2 years, starting from the end of 2025.
As part of this initiative, Turkish Airlines plans to retrofit its existing fleet with the latest in-flight connectivity (IFC) technologies and equip the new aircraft with the… read more
South Africa halts instrument landings at five airports
MSC Musica to sail toward Antarctica from Durban on most unique cruise of SA season
Turkish Airlines sees growth on Australia, Latin America routes
KQ unveils tailored travel portal for customers
Capitalizing on our Tourism potential
UN Tourism shines a light on investment prospects in Zambia
TAAG Angola Airlines increases services to South Africa
Foreign registered aircraft use for illegal charter operation
Keyamo threatens to move British Airways out of Lagos
