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Zanzibar government has banned the habit of some tourists of sleeping in unlicensed guest houses. The ban is also directed to some visitors fond of dressing unethically in public places. "It is unfortunate that there are some tourists who rent houses or stay in guest houses that are unlicensed for the services. It is high time such… read more
David Casey is Senior Network Planning Editor at Routes, providing insight on network strategy and development across the Aviation Week Network. This includes the daily Routes Digest, Routes magazine and the Routes Aviation Podcast.
History tells us that crises spur new bus… read more
As a brief background - Trans Auas Express (TAE) founded in 1994, drafted a project proposal to the Ministry of Works and Transport in 1996 for the establishment of a rail commuter service between Windhoek and Rehoboth to address road accidents and fatalities.
The road between Windhoek and Rehoboth road carries the highest nu… read more
Multi award-winning Cofton Holidays, near Dawlish Warren, has experienced an incredible surge in online bookings as Britons rush to book their staycations now that details of the Covid-19 roadmap have been revealed.
After Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that self-catering accommodation is targeted to open from 12th Apr… read more
As Holland America Line continues to review and assess its plans around the Canadian Transport Ministry’s Interim Order that closed Canadian ports and waters to passenger vessels, the company is extending its pause of cruise operations to now include all sailings that depart from or conclude in a Canadian port in 2021. This will include s… read more
The new travel landscape presents innovation opportunities. The announcement of a strategic global partnership between leading international travel management network GlobalStar and travel technology specialist Snowstorm Technologies will enable both organizations to maximize these opportunities.
The partnership includes the … read more
The founding CEO of the Botswana Tourism Organisation (BTO), Myra
Sekgororoane has been announced to depart the organization after two
years since her return to the organisation.
Myra was reappointed to head BTO in 2019 after a brief hiatus earlier.
BTO Board Chairman, Boitumelo Sekwababe said in a statement that Myra will le… read more
Babanango Game Reserve is a beautiful conservation story in the heart of rural KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. This malaria-free game reserve, which will soon be home to the Big Five, is one of the country's newest reserves and is set on the White Umfolozi River.
Encompassing mistbelt grasslands, thornveld and river frontage, … read more
Mantis has announced it is planning to launch the Mantis Kivu Queen uBuranga in July this year. This "floating hotel" will be the first motor yacht to sail on one of Africa's great waterways: Lake Kivu in Rwanda.
With 10 modern cabins, a swimming pool, restaurant, bar and viewing deck with a hot tub, this unique boat e… read more
The telecommunications industry has recorded a huge rating with the contribution of 12.45 percent to Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Nigeria. The telecommunications industry turned up as one of the leading sectors whose performance lifted the country out of recession in the fourth quarter of 2020.
According to the d… read more
Zanzibar Bans Tourists Staying in Unregistered Houses
OPINION: Startups - A risk worth taking?
Commuter Rail Project On The Cards In Namibia - Trans Auas Express (TAE)
Cofton Holidays sees 182% increase in online bookings as Covid-19 roadmap is revealed
Holland America Line extends cruise pause
GlobalStar Travel Management and OneWurld, announce strategic global partnership
Myra Sekgororoane bids final farewell to Botswana Tourism Organisation
New game reserves in South Africa takes form
Mantis: 'floating hotel' in Rwanda
Telecoms sector lifts Nigeria out of recession with GDP contribution of 12.45
