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Last October at a Google for Africa event, the CEO, Sundar Pichai, announced a plan to invest $1bn over the next five years to support Africa’s digital transformation.
"This investment focuses on enabling fast, affordable internet access for more Africans, building helpful products, supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses and hel… read more
The world is changing at a tremendous speed, with the advent of new technologies business processes are changing, and now, making a purchasing decision people are less focused on price policy and prefer to buy from specific people they know as experts and trust. Therefore, a personal brand gives a good impetus to any business, including tourism.… read more
Eswatini Airlink is a joint venture between the Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini and South Africa's Airlink. It was established in 1999 to provide air services to the Kingdom after the closure of Royal Swazi National Airways.
On 14 April 2022, the Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini and the South African private carrier Airli… read more
Ethiopian Airlines on June 1 will add three weekly direct flights between Washington Dulles and Lomé, Togo.
The flights will begin and end in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The new route will supplement the carrier's current D.C. connection to Addis Ababa via Dublin.
"With the three flights starting in June, that will increase our wee… read more
‘Government should play an active role in developing tourist destinations throughout the country by providing adequate facilities and cutting-edge infrastructure.’
Tourism is an attractive development sector in many countries; however, despite its enormous potential in Nigeria, the industry has been neglected for many years. Part of the ne… read more
The participation of local tourism players in the World Travel Market Africa (WTM) tourism show in Cape Town, South Africa, last week is the start of the sector's recovery post-Covid-19, the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has said.
The WTM Africa tourism show was launched in 2004 and attracts over 6 000 travel industry professiona… read more
The bright lights of Africa’s tourism are gradually shinning again after they were nearly dimmed completely by the ravages of COVID-19.
Many countries on the continent have taken the necessary steps to invite tourists back to their countries by scrapping the prohibitive negative PCR test.
Since the turn of the year we have seen gover… read more
Since the signing of a peace agreement in October 2020, between the various parties in conflict, calm has more or less returned to Libya, after nine years of civil war.
Since then, foreign airlines have been planning their return to the country.
After an eight-year hiatus, EgyptAir returned to Libya on Monday, April 18, 2022. Flight MS8… read more
On April 15, 2022, the Managing Director of Société de Manutention de Carburants Aviation (SMCADY) informed his counterpart at Blaise Diagne International Airport in Dakar (AIBD SA) of his company's inability to supply the platform with fuel, recommending that he issue a NOTAM on this subject.
From next Saturday, all air carriers operating… read more
Spanish carrier Albastar is planning to launch scheduled flights between Italy and Senegal in May, filling a gap in the market left by the suspension of Italian leisure airline Blue Panorama’s operations last October.
Flights from Milan Bergamo (… read more
Google is hiring at its first African product development centre
Eswatini Airlink to end operations after 23 years
Ethiopian Airlines to add D.C. service
How Nigeria can develop its Tourism potential
Zim Tourism Sector recovery gathers pace
EgyptAir returns to Libya after 8 years of absence
Dakar int'l airport organizes itself to alleviate the shortage of kerosene
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