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The FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup,
kicking off in Seychelles, presents a unique opportunity for the island
nation to showcase its eco-tourism model to
a global audience. This high-profile event not only promises thrilling
sporting action but also highlights Seychelles' commitment to
sustainable t… read more
The dry winter season begins in
June, transforming Kruger National Park into a wildlife
wonderland. Travel agents can capitalize on this peak season by
offering clients an unforgettable safari experience with enhanced game
viewing opportunities.
June’s allure lies in its transformed
landscape.… read more
Travel agents across Africa, take note: Recent heavy rains
have led to the temporary closure of all 4x4 trails within South
Africa’s Karoo National Park. This essential update impacts tour
offerings but also presents opportunities to showcase the park’s diverse
alternative experiences.
The closure affects six popular trails: the… read more
African travel agents, unlock Etosha National
Park's peak season potential this June. Namibia's
wildlife haven transforms into a prime destination, offering lucrative
opportunities for savvy travel professionals. Capitalize on the dry
season's magic and elevate your client's safari experience.
June marks the sw… read more
Nigerian startup QAir is poised to
make a significant impact on the nation’s domestic aviation market,
creating exciting new opportunities for travel agents across the
country. The airline, founded by industry veteran Captain
Ahmed Borodo, has acquired its first aircraft, a
22-year-old Embraer… read more
African travel agents, get ready: The Middle East's business
travel market is exploding, creating ripple effects that could
significantly boost your business. Experts at the Arabian
Travel Market (ATM) 2025, in partnership with the
Global Business Travel Association (GBTA),
revealed a thriving sector … read more
The National Association of Nigeria Travel
Agencies (NANTA) is gearing up for a major
training initiative in Banjul, Gambia,
designed to equip its members with the skills and knowledge to
capitalize on the burgeoning intra-African travel
market. Scheduled for the last week of M… read more
African travel agents, brace for operational adjustments within
Nigeria’s aviation landscape. The Nigeria Civil Aviation
Authority (NCAA) has directed Air
Peace, the country’s largest airline, to scale down its
flight operations. This directive mandates that Air Peace align its
schedule with the actual… read more
African travel professionals, prepare for an exciting new
frontier: Southern Tanzania is poised for a
major economic transformation, and the travel industry stands to
benefit significantly. Long hampered by inadequate infrastructure, this
resource-rich region is on the cusp of unlocking its vast potential,
thanks to t… read more
African travel agents are poised to benefit from a significant
boost in premium travel options, thanks to Emirates’ ambitious fleet
upgrade program. The airline’s multi-billion dollar investment in cabin
refurbishments and new aircraft promises to redefine luxury travel,
opening exciting new avenues for African travelers and the agents w… read more
Seychelles Showcases Eco-Tourism Model at FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
Kruger in June: Prime Time Safaris & Lucrative Packages for Travel Agents
Etosha in June: Prime Time for Wildlife & Profit
QAir’s Strategic Entry Opens New Doors for Nigerian Travel Agents
Middle East Boom Fuels African Travel Opportunities
NANTA’s Banjul Training: Empowering Agents for Intra-African Travel Boom
Air Peace Fleet Reduction: Navigating the Shifting Skies
Southern Tanzania: SGR to Unlock Untapped Potential
Emirates Ups the Ante: Premium Upgrades Unlock New African Travel Opportunities
