Zambia/Botswana: The Kazungula Bridge to be commissioned in May 2021
The Kazungula Bridge, a 923-metre-long and 18.5-metre-wide road and rail bridge that connects Zambia and … read more
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The Kazungula Bridge, a 923-metre-long and 18.5-metre-wide road and rail bridge that connects Zambia and … read more
Mack Air extends service to Vic Falls
MACK Air, a Botswana-based airline, will be making its maiden flight into Victoria Falls from Kasane this Saturday as it launches daily scheduled flights aimed at providing seamless and scenic experience to tourists between the two neighbouring countries. Mack Air becomes the first airline to offer international scheduled flights b… read more
Tawiri carries out researches in reserves to boost Tourism
TANZANIA Wildlife Research Institute (TAWIRI) is carrying out researches in four national reserves in the southern zone to boost tourism. The researchers are part of the implementation of the Resilient Natural Management for Tourism and Growth (REGROW) project aimed at boosting tourism and people's incomes.
TAWIRI Director General D… read more
UNWTO and Google to guide restart of African Tourism
In a special capacity building event, researchers and marketing professionals from 20 African National Tourism Organizations (NTOs) benefitted from two days of training on themes designed to help them attract visitors and better manage their tourism sectors. As well as insights into data collection, analysis and management, the regional c… read more
Disney debuts new ship with preview of Disney Wish, its most ambitious ship to date
Disney Cruise Line has at last provided us with a preview of Disney Wish, and the wait was worth it. The cruise line’s newest ship will not only be its largest, but will also be the most ambitious it has ever put to see, with new entertainment, dining and accommodations.
Disney Wish will introduce the cruise line’s first-ever Disney… read more
Zimbabwe's decision to sell rights to hunt elephants causes outcry
Zimbabwe's recent decision to sell hunting rights to shoot up to 500 endangered elephants this year has been met with harsh criticism from local conservation groups.
Earlier this week, the government of Zimbabwe announced a controversial decision aimed at generating more public revenue amid the pandemic.
Legal elephant hunting… read more
Aviation, Travel & Tourism sectors applaud European Parliament vote on “EU COVID-19 Certificates”
Europe’s aviation, travel and tourism sectors fully welcome yesterday’s vote in the European Parliament on the EU’s proposed Digital Green Certificate Regulation, setting trialogue negotiations between the Parliament, the Council and the European Commission into motion. Swift action and alignment among the institutions is now critical in order t… read more
Tanzania SGR project progress Dar Es Salaam station completed
The Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania Hon. Kassim Majaliwa recently visited the Modern Railway (SGR) construction project to inspect the Station building and the construction of the Bridge connecting the Station as a follow-up visit to various strategic projects underway.
The Minister of Works and Transport Ho… read more
Is Tourism a global new currency?
The Tourism industry is considered the fastest-growing enterprise among other economic sectors in contemporary times. This assertion is validated by the economic flamboyancy, record-high Tourism receipts developed destinations rake in to shore up their respective GDP for global growth.
For instance, the World Travel and Tourism Coun… read more
Ethiopian airlines expresses readiness to resume flight to Enugu Airport
Ethiopian Airlines says, it is fully prepared to resume operations to Akanu Ibiam International Airport, (AIIA) Enugu as soon the Federal Government gives the go ahead for international flights into the airport.
This assurance was given by the airlines’ Manager, Senait Ataklet who led the airlines’ team on a courtesy visit to… read more
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