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ZIMBABWE'S tourism industry is pinning its hopes on meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) to spearhead a revival after a year characterised by the coronavirus (covid-19).
Victoria Falls is warming up to the trend up as organisations start to roll out these in the resort town, bringing hope to the industry changing… read more
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned of potential airport chaos unless governments move quickly to adopt digital processes to manage travel health credentials (COVID-19 testing and vaccine certificates) and other COVID-19 measures. The impacts will be severe:
Pre-COVID-19, passengers, on average, spent about 1.5 hours … read more
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and Tourism Economics released a long-term view for post-COVID-19 passenger demand recovery which demonstrates that people remain eager to travel in the short and long-term. To ensure that aviation can sustainably deliver its social and economic benefits as it meets this long-term … read more
Sabre Corporation and BYHOURS, a leading international platform for hotel microstays, have signed a new agreement to provide Sabre’s agency community with relevant content that will allow them to sell rooms by the hour through the BYHOURS’ Sabre Red App.
Under the agreement, hundreds of thousands of travel agents using Sabre’s globa… read more
The Royal Eswatini National Airways Corporation (RENAC) is planning to launch regional scheduled air services to globally connect the Kingdom of Eswatini. RENAC is expecting to operate commercial flights from November 2021.… read more
The world of animals is so full of thrills and excitement that no matter what the season there is never a dull moment in the bush. Whether it is viewing the Big five in Africa or going on a multi-colored Tanager tour to Colombia, you can be rest assured of a spine-tingling encounter with some amazing animals.
Now that the end of the pandem… read more
Travel & Tourism
Expensive, remote, and sometimes dangerous outside the capital, Chad can be a very challenging place to visit, but by investing in the effort and taking safety precautions, travelers may gain a memorable tourism experience. Located in the heart of Africa, Chad is known for its stark expanses of savanna dotted wi… read more
After the previously announced expansions in Europe for summer 2021, KLM will also be adding new destinations to its intercontinental network on commencement of its winter schedule (31 October 2021 to 26 March 2022). The new destinations include Mombasa, Orlando, Cancun, Bridgetown, Port of Spain and Phuket.
Mombasa wi… read more
In what will not come as a surprise to anyone who has been following the saga surrounding South African Airways (SAA), the airline is unlikely to resume long-haul flights until sometime in 2023. This news follows what interim CEO Thomas Kgokolo said to the South African Parliament in May when he suggested the airline may be able to return… read more
The Covid-19 pandemic has left the whole world classified into two batches. You either belong to the vaccinated batch or the non-vaccinated batch. The travel restrictions tend to differ from one group to another causing a number of travel and conduct related questions to arise in view of gorilla trekking during the Covid-19 era.
Though nor… read more
Events industry inspires Zimbabwe tourism revival
Digitalization needed for smooth restart
Optimism when borders reopen
Sabre teams up with BYHOURS to distribute hotel microstays and support the recovery of hospitality
The Royal Eswatini National Airways Corporation is planning to launch regional operations
Destination report: Chad
KLM will fly to Mombasa
South African Airways unlikely to operate long haul for 2 years
Gorilla trekking in Uganda during Covid-19: Questions and answers
