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Travel professionals selling the Western Cape need to update their client briefings. CapeNature, the body managing conservation areas across South Africa's Western Cape province, has now switched ten of its nature reserves to fully cashless payment systems, meaning visitors can no longer settle entrance fees, ac… read more
Kenya's coastal tourism offering has gained a significant new asset as Manda Airport, serving the historic Lamu Archipelago, welcomed its first international flights this week. Among the arrivals was an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737-800, a milestone moment for an airstrip long restricted to domestic turboprop se… read more
West Africa's logistics landscape is set for a meaningful transformation as Togo moves to restore freight rail services between the Autonomous Port of Lomé (PAL) and the Adétikopé Industrial Platform (PIA). The project will make use of roughly 40 kilometres of rehabilitated metre-gauge railway, … read more
Travel professionals handling South African safari bookings should take note of a short-term operational change at one of the Eastern Cape's most popular wildlife destinations. The swimming pool at Main Camp in Addo Elephant National Park will close for approximately four weeks from 13 October 2026, as park mana… read more
In
Namibia's northern Ohangwena region, the small town of Okongo is
rewriting the rules on what counts as a tourism asset. Rather than
treating its deep, sandy terrain as an obstacle to development, local
authorities have chosen to sell it as the main attraction through the
Omaludi 4x4 Adventure Experience, a bold
in… read more
Nigeria's
Ekiti State is making a determined push to transform tourism into a
genuine engine of economic growth, inviting private sector investment
while reporting impressive visitor numbers at its flagship attraction.
Speaking at the 22nd Akwaaba African Travel Market in
Lagos, the Director General of the Ekiti State … read more
Africa's
aviation connectivity is set for another meaningful boost as
Ethiopian Airlines prepares to resume
non-stop flights between Addis Ababa Bole International
Airport (ADD) and King Shaka International
Airport in Durban (DUR). The service returns on
11 December 2026… read more
Mozambique has taken a structural step that could reshape air access to one of southern Africa's most underserved coastlines. Three state-owned companies holding stakes in the national carrier, now trading as Air Mozambique, have formed a dedicated vehicle whose single purpose is to buy aircraft. The new entity is called … read more
Angola built an airport designed to compete with the continent's biggest gateways. Nearly three years after completion, it is still waiting for the passengers. The Dr António Agostinho Neto International Airport, constructed at a cost exceeding 3.8 billion US dollars, remains one of Africa's most striking exampl… read more
For frequent flyers based in Lagos, Abuja or Port Harcourt, the most frustrating part of international travel is rarely the flight itself. It is the paperwork that comes before it. Every trip means another application form, another set of bank statements, another appointment queue and another non-refundable fee. This is why long-validity visas d… read more
Cash No Longer Welcome at 10 CapeNature Reserves as Digital Payment Rollout Gathers Pace
Kenya's Manda Airport in Lamu Handles First International Flights After Major Upgrade
Togo Revives Rail Link Between Lomé Port and Adétikopé Industrial Hub by 2028
Addo Elephant Park Main Camp Pool Shuts for Four Weeks Ahead of Summer Season
Namibia's Okongo Turns Deep Sand Into Adventure Gold With New 4x4 Tourism Drive
Ekiti Opens Doors to Tourism Investors as Ikogosi Warm Springs Draws 43,000 Visitors
Ethiopian Airlines Brings Daily Non-Stop Service Back to Durban from December 2026
Maputo launches Fly Moz to buy aircraft, unlocking new capacity for Air Mozambique routes
Luanda's \$3.8bn airport runs at 5% capacity as carriers exit, reshaping Southern Africa hub race
Ten-year visas within reach: five destinations reshaping repeat travel sales for Nigerians
