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A
new chapter in African aviation is taking off as Air
Tanzania introduces its much-anticipated flights to
Accra, Ghana. With scheduled services every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, the airline is set to bridge East and
West Africa, offering more seamless travel options for both business and
leisur… read more
Travel between South Africa
and Zimbabwe is set to become even more convenient as
Fastjet Zimbabwe introduces a new early
morning service on the popular Johannesburg–Harare
route. Starting 29 September 2025, this new frequency
will operate daily except Saturdays, utilizing the efficient
Embra… read more
A new era is dawning for the
African tourism sector, one that demands a shift from being seen simply
as a destination for international visitors to becoming a global leader
in tourism policy and innovation. According to Shaikha Al
Nowais, Secretary-General of the UN World Tourism Organization
(UNWTO), African countries… read more
For
those seeking a reliable and efficient route from
Johannesburg to Solwezi, Zambia Airways now
offers a streamlined journey every Friday and Sunday, connecting three
key Zambian cities in a single day. This new service is poised to
transform travel for business and leisure passengers alike, especially
those with i… read more
Tourism
Seychelles is strategically strengthening its presence in the Turkish
market, recently showcasing its diverse offerings at a dedicated
destination workshop in Ankara. This event
followed the team’s participation at the GlobeMeets Fair in Istanbul,
signaling a robust commitment to unlocking new business opportun… read more
Equatorial
Guinea’s national carrier, Ceiba
Intercontinental, is charting a cautious path toward
recovery by adding a Bombardier CRJ200 to
its fleet. This move comes via an ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and
Insurance) arrangement with Kenya’s Dragonfly Aviation Limited, which
itself lease… read more
The
World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) is set to revolutionize the
legal landscape of tourism in the Middle East with the establishment of
the region’s first-ever Tourism Law
Observatory. This innovative platform aims to streamline
and harmonize the complex web of tourism-related laws and regulations
that curren… read more
Uganda Airlines has taken a
major step in expanding its international reach by signing a strategic
interline partnership with Air India, one
of Asia’s leading carriers. Officially unveiled on 17 September 2025 in
Entebbe, this agreement comes into effect from 25 August 2025 and is set
to transform travel options for pa… read more
On September 21st, an ordinary
flight between Nigeria’s key cities turned into an extraordinary
showcase of professionalism and preparedness as the cabin
crew of Ibom Air Flight 561 executed a dramatic mid-air
rescue. Departing from Abuja and bound for Lagos, the flight quickly
became the scene of a medical emergency t… read more
In
today’s competitive African travel landscape, agencies often find
themselves facing challenges that go beyond simply booking flights or
securing hotel rooms. Recently, an agency leader confided concerns about
declining customer satisfaction. Ongoing supply chain disruptions had
led to missed booking deadlines and delayed confirmatio… read more
Air Tanzania Launches Direct Service to Accra, Expanding East-West African Connectivity
Fastjet Zimbabwe Launches Early Morning Johannesburg–Harare Flights for Greater Flexibility
Africa Poised to Shape Global Tourism: Digital Innovation, Youth Empowerment
New: Johannesburg to Solwezi (but via LUN and NLA)
Turkish Market Set for Growth as Tourism Seychelles Hosts Dynamic Workshop in Ankara
Ceiba Intercontinental Launches Gradual Reboot with Leased CRJ200
UN Tourism Launches Middle East Observatory to Harmonize Regional Tourism Laws
Uganda Airlines and Air India Forge Interline Partnership, Unlocking Seamless Africa–Asia Connection
Ibom Air Crew’s Lifesaving Response Highlights In-Flight Emergency Preparedness in Nigerian Skies
Building Trust: Why Customer Loyalty in Travel Depends on More Than Just Service
