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There’s a single question on everyone’s lips in the Travel and Mobility Tech industry today: how will we recover from the Covid-19 pandemic that has slammed travel in ways we’ve never seen before?
At the end of March, we took a first shot at this question by analyzing several indicators for travel demand, particularly week-over-week app do… read more
Air Madagascar extends the suspension of international flights until June 30. The company has updated its activities in light of the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic in Madagascar. The country currently has 1094 confirmed cases of the disease, 254 cures and 9 deaths, according to a recent report.
In the press release made public o… read more
Cunard has canceled sailings until November due to coronavirus pandemic-related travel restrictions, while a Stifel analyst raised his price target for the cruise ship operator. Shares of the Miami-based company were down 5.7% to $23.52 in pre-market trading on Tuesday.
Cunard President Simon Palethorpe said the cruise line i… read more
New reports are indicating that the travel and tourism industry in South Africa may resume sooner than the earlier predicted date of February 2021 – possibly as early as September 2020.
Earlier in the year (May 27), after a briefing from South Africa’s Department of Tourism, it was reported that international tourism wouldn’t… read more
TheteamAfrica (TTA), association has unveiled the logo of Wonders of Africa® Project – a Pan-African initiative to get Africans to Visit Africa.
In a series of posts on Facebook, the Project Director Ambassador Ikechi Uko explained that due to the flattening of Tourism and Travel in Africa by Covid-19, there is a need to initiate a rebuild… read more
The Mauritian flag carrier, Air Mauritius (MK) is increasingly looking likely to to go under as the administrators are facing an uphill task to keep it from liquidation.
Many airlines are on the cusp of total collapse as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. Continuing its suspension of scheduled international passenger flights unti… read more
Eurowings is significantly increasing its flight programme for both business and leisure travellers and will again fly to 80 percent of its destinations during the summer.
Following the lifting of the travel warning, the interest in holiday destinations such as Italy, Spain, Greece and Croatia, in particular, is growing… read more
Today (10 June 2020), Minister of Finance and Economic Opportunities, David Maynier, and City of Cape Town's Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Opportunities and Asset Management, Alderman James Vos, visited Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) to assess the steps taken by airport management to re-open the airport, and ensure the safety of … read more
Members of the National Assembly from the North East geopolitical zone, including the President of the Senate, Dr. Ahmad Lawan, have protested the exclusion of the geopolitical zone in the reopening of some airports by the Federal Ministry of Aviation.
The lawmakers under the aegis of North East Caucus-led by Senator Danjuma Goje, made the… read more
Early demand signals create some room for optimism for the recovery of leisure travel demand, according to Deloitte Insights.
A … read more
Lufthansa Innovation Hub: How will the travel industry recover?
Air Madagascar will not operate until 30th of June
Carnival Cunard not to sail until November
South Africa targets Sept 2020 for reopening of travel industry
The Team Africa unveils ‘Wonders of Africa’ logo
Air Mauritius battles to stay afloat as administrators face uphill task
Eurowings expands frequencies in reaction to sharply rising demand
Nigeria: Protest because Exclusion of North East in Airports' Reopening
Three important signs why Travel Demand is Recovering
