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George Uriesi, Managing
Director/CEO of Ibom Air, has issued a strong call for a more
strategic and professional approach to airport development in
Nigeria. Speaking at the 10th Airport Business Summit
and Expo (ABSE) in Lagos, Uriesi challenged the prevailing
notion that public-private partnerships (PPPs… read more
South
Africa, a world-renowned whale-watching
haven, presents exciting opportunities for African travel
agents. From June to November, the southern
coastline transforms into a whale nursery,
attracting visitors globally. This natural spectacle offers lucrative
prospects for travel professionals seek… read more
Ghana
is actively enhancing its status as a prime sports
tourism destination, capitalizing on the global appeal of
football and other sporting events to draw
visitors and boost its travel sector. The Ghana Tourism
Authority (GTA), under the guidance of CEO Maame Efua
Houadjeto, is p… read more
Mauritius
is pioneering a technology-driven approach to
enhance its tourism sector, offering exciting new
prospects for African travel agents. The
Mauritius Research and Innovation Council (MRIC)
recently showcased four completed projects under its Innovation
Boost Grant Scheme (IBGS), all de… read more
Entebbe
International Airport, Uganda's primary aviation gateway, has
registered its second-highest monthly passenger
count, welcoming 213,217 international
travelers in June 2025. This remarkable achievement,
confirmed by the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority
(CAA), underscores… read more
& Beyond
Suyian Lodge has opened in the heart of Kenya's Laikipia
region, offering discerning travelers an unparalleled blend of
luxury, exclusivity, and conservation. Set
within a sprawling 44,000-acre private wilderness, the lodge presents a
unique opportunity for African travel agents to cater t… read more
South
Africa has launched the Rhino Renaissance
Campaign, a 10-year initiative to revitalize its
white rhino population. Unveiled at Kruger
National Park during the G20 Environment and Sustainability Working
Group meeting, the campaign blends
conservation with community
emp… read more
Emirates
has triumphantly returned to Damascus, marking a
significant milestone for the airline and presenting exciting new
prospects for African travel agents. After a 13-year hiatus, the
resumption of flights to the “City of Jasmine” reconnects a vital hub in
the Middle East, opening doors to a wealth of travel
opport… read more
The
digital landscape is constantly evolving, and for African travel
agents, staying ahead of the curve is crucial. A recent shift in the
online world presents a golden opportunity: Instagram
content is now searchable on Google. This change has
significant implications for the tourism sector, offering new avenues
fo… read more
Enugu
Air, the ambitious new airline backed by the Enugu
State Government, has officially launched operations in
partnership with established Nigerian carrier XEJet.
This collaboration, sanctioned by the Nigerian Civil Aviation
Authority (NCAA), promises to reshape domestic air travel by
offering enhanced … read more
Ibom Air CEO Challenges Nigerian Airport Development Approach
Ride the Whale Wave: South Africa Offers Big Business for Travel Agents
Ghana Scores Big with Sports Tourism, Eyeing Global Travel Market
Mauritius Unveils Tech-Driven Tourism Innovations for Enhanced Visitor Experiences
Entebbe Airport Soars: Record Passenger Numbers Signal Tourism Boom
&Beyond Suyian Lodge: Untamed Luxury Meets Exclusive Conservation in Laikipia
South Africa’s Rhino Renaissance: A Decade of Conservation and Tourism Growth
Emirates Returns to Damascus
Instagram Indexing: A Game-Changer for African Tourism
Enugu Air Takes Off with XEJet Partnership, Offering Unbeatable Fares
