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Wonder of the Seas, the newest Oasis-class cruise ship from Royal Caribbean, and the largest cruise ship in the world, has been floated out of the shipyard at Chantiers de l’Atlantique in Saint-Nazaire, France. At 230,000-gross tons, she is the largest cruise ship currently under construction anywhere in the world, and will … read more
Seabourn has announced the cancellation of additional cruises, as well as a delay to the delivery of its new ultra-luxury, purpose-built expedition cruise ship Seabourn Venture. The cancelled voyages apply to three cruise ships in the line’s fleet, Seabourn Ovation, Seabourn Encore and Seabourn Quest, the operational pause o… read more
The Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda has welcomed seven infants so far this year, a rare victory compared to only two born in the whole of 2019.
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) says the births of these silverbacks show that consistent conservation efforts, anti-poaching patrols, round-the-clock veterinary team … read more
TAC Trans Air Congo has announec on the airline's Facebook page the resuming of the operation into … read more
Proflight Zambia has announced to increas the capacity on the route between Lusaka (LUN) and Ndola (NLA).
As of 7th of September the airline will provide a morning flight and as of 13th of September also a mid morning operations.
As the aviation row between East African neighbours Kenya and Tanzania appears to have no immediate resolution in sight, the Rwanda flag carrier, RwandaAir has moved in to fill the vacuum left by four of Kenya’s airlines barred from flying to Tanzania. The Kigali-based carrier has announced it will operate three fligh… read more
The Management of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has paid a courtesy call on the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Tuesday, September 1, 2020, as part of preparations for the reopening of Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos for flight operations. In his remarks, the Managing Director of t… read more
COVID-19 pandemic caused unprecedented volumes of refund request 31% of refund requests filed so far have been processed Pending refund requests expected to be resolved by the end of October Every customer who is entitled to a refund will be reimbursed Brussels Airlines sincerely apologizes for the long waiting time
The COVID-19 pan… read more
Mr. Bankole Bernard is the Group Managing Director of Finchglow Group, a holding company for the country’s leading travel agency Finchglow Travels, Finchglow Holidays, Lagos Aviation Academy, FCM Travel Solutions, Nigeria; Prysm Investments, and Travelden Nigeria Limited having a carrier in the travel agency that has spanned over a decade a… read more
THE entire tourism sector has been reopened, with immediate effect, as the Government's gradual easing of lockdown measures continues following notable success in containing the spread of Covid-19. This was announced by Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Mangaliso Ndlovu yesterday.
Tourism is one of the … read more
Largest cruise ship in world, Wonder of the Seas reaches construction milestone
Delivery delayed for Seabourne's new ultra-luxury expedition cruise
Uganda’s mountain gorillas experience rare ‘baby boom’
TAC back into Cotonou
Higher capacity on Lusaka to Ndola route
RwandAir capitalises on Kenya-Tanzania aviation row to spread operations
Plan: Rail Link to Lagos Airport
Brussels Airlines speeds up the process the refund backlog
International flight restart will pave way for consistent rise in travel
Tourism Reopens
