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More South African business travellers have started travelling into Africa, according to FCM Travel Solutions.
Bonnie Smith, General Manager FCM Travel Solutions revealed that travel to Kenya has picked up again, followed closely by Botswana and Zambia. Mozambique and Ghana have seen a revival when it comes to business… read more
WTM Africa will go ahead from 07-09 April 2021 in the format of a hybrid event, delivering a significant ROI for exhibitors and providing a much-needed platform for live and virtual connection between tourism industry stakeholders engaged in bringing business to Africa.
Carol Weaving, MD Reed Exhibitions Africa, unpacked the … read more
The Lufthansa Group has hinted that it’s subsidiary unit Eurowings will operate 5 times a week flight to Namibian capital Windhoek from March 2021.
This has come as a boost to the southern African country’s tourism revival. Its main source market Germany and Europe in general at present has difficulty connecting to the land o… read more
The ‘Beyond the Return’ Secretariat has released the official events schedule for November and December 2020. The events have been chosen after a careful review to include cultural events, festivals, performances, entertainment, business, and educational activities that amplify the pillars of ‘Beyond the Return’.
DecemberInGH will be an ex… read more
Emirates will fly its A380 superjumbo four times a day between Dubai and London Heathrow from November 27. The airline is also set to operate its most popular wide-body aircraft six times a week from Dubai to Manchester, beginning note-0 December 2.
The move comes after the UK announced an air corridor with the UAE, meaning t… read more
Boeing’s 737 MAX jet has got the approval to fly again, 20 months after it was grounded around the world, following two deadly crashes, the U. S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said on Wednesday.
However, the troubled plane will not return to the skies immediately. The aviation regulator requires the planes to fi… read more
Airlink, the privately-owned and independent regional airline, will reconnect Tanzania with South Africa when it launches its first scheduled passenger flights between Dar es Salaam and Johannesburg on 01 December 2020.
“Airlink is excited looking forward to establishing direct services – and flying its brand ne… read more
Nothing is expected to move at the Mauritian borders until January 15 of next year.
So the government decided. In a NOTAM (Notice to Airmen), sent by the Department of Civil Aviation, Monday, to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), he announces a new extension of the border closure to commercial flights, with a few … read more
It’s always a wonderful experience to see wild animals
with their babies. The Kruger National Park is currently teeming with
newborns and visitors have been sharing sweet moments between fierce
predators and their little bundles.
Among them is a hyena mother, trying to take a nap while her adorable
cubs climb and clamber all over… read more
Air Mauritius has saved $ 50 million in fixed charges since being provisionally administered in April. Several measures, including the reduction of wages (by up to 60%) and the renegotiation of rental contracts, have been taken. The publication of its bailout, initially scheduled for next month, has been postponed until June 2021… read more
Revealed: The top destinations in Africa for business travel
WTM Africa 2021 Goes Live/ Hybrid in April 2021
Eurowings 5 times a week into Windhoek
Beyond the Return events’ calendar unveiled for Nov and Dec in Ghana
Emirates more often with A380 superjumbo to London
Boeing 737 MAX back in the skies after 20-Month grounding
Airlink now also into Dar es Salaam
Reopening of borders: no news until January 15
It’s baby season in the Kruger National Park
Air Mauritius postpones recovery plan meeting from December to June 2021
