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Transport Minister Samuel A. Wlue discloses here that Air France's discontinuation of flight to Liberia is entirely a policy position by the Government of France, which is principally in consonance with its geopolitical determination and disposition in the wake of ailing diplomatic ties with Mali.
Minister Wlue clarifies the imminen… read more
Air Peace has commenced scheduled three weekly flights into Niamey in Niger Republic.
Stanley Olisa, Air Peace’s Head of Communication in a statement, said that the inaugural flight was operated on March 11, 2022, with one of the airline’s Embraer 145 jets, from its subsidiary- Air Peace Hopper.
The statesmen hinted tha… read more
Mrs. Susan Akporiaye, the President of the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA), in this interview with OLUSEGUN KOIKI, speaks on the forthcoming 46th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the association scheduled to hold in Kano State, why she’s seeking re-election and the challenges facing the airline sub-sector amo… read more
Emirates Skywards, the loyalty programme of Emirates and flydubai, has announced the return of its annual charity drive “Thanks a Million.”The company is offering three lucky winners in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) a chance to win a share of 1 Million Skywards Miles at the world’s richest race day, Dubai World Cup.
A… read more
In December 2020, Morocco and Israel strengthened their diplomatic relations. As part of this rapprochement, the airlines of both countries have since been allowed to connect the two territories. After several postponements due to the pandemic, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has finally entered the Israeli sky.
From now on, RAM will of… read more
The first super-yacht cruise ship for Emerald Cruises has departed Aqaba, Jordan on her maiden voyage. Emerald Azzurra’s inaugural cruise is an 8-day voyage through the Red Sea, calling at the Egyptian resort towns of Hurghada and Sharm el-Sheikh, as well as Eilat in Israel, before returning to Aqaba.
As part of the cruise, her… read more
The first scientist to study gorillas in the wild was Carl Akeley of American Museum of natural history. He journeyed to the Virungas where he collected (shot) the family group that now appears stuffed in the excellent habitat display in New York. Akeley became intrigued with gorillas and felt in love with their mountain habitat. In 1926, he ret… read more
In its hey days, cruise ships were a prominent feature at the port of Mombasa. With weekly cruise voyages plying the port, Zanzibar and Seychelles, Mombasa city was teeming with foreign tourists.
At the height of Somali Piracy starting 2005, the star of cruise tourism faded in Kenya. Before then, there would be more than 40 such ships call… read more
Uganda recently launched a new tourism destination brand-- Explore Uganda, the pearl of Africa, drawing upon the country's global reputation as one of the most endowed destinations and promising tourists an adventure of a lifetime.
The brand identity was unveiled recently by President Yoweri Museveni in Kampala, Uganda… read more
As part of its “Worry-Free Promise,” Holland America Line is giving consumers the confidence to make travel plans through the summer with the extension of its Flexible Cancellation Plan book-by date to May 31, 2022. The cruise line previously expanded the eligibility to cruise departures through Sept. 30, 2022.
Under the Flexible Ca… read more