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In
a strategic move that signals both caution and opportunity,
Hapag-Lloyd Cruises has announced a
significant change to its much-anticipated 2027 World Cruise. The luxury
vessel EUROPA 2 will forego its planned
transit through the Red Sea and Suez Canal,
opting instead for a series … read more
The
national carrier of Cameroon, Camair-Co,
has taken a significant step in its ongoing fleet renewal strategy by
welcoming a Boeing 737-800 on wetlease from
Czech operator Smartwings. The aircraft, which arrived in Douala on
September 4, 2025, is set to enter service immediately, marking a
pivotal … read more
MSC Cruises has unveiled a
sweeping revision to its highly anticipated 2026 World
Cruise, extending the journey by nearly two weeks and
rerouting the final segment to avoid the Red Sea. This decision,
prompted by ongoing instability in the region, is part of a broader
industry trend that sees major cruise operators byp… read more
The
aviation landscape in Cabo Verde is
undergoing a significant transformation, marked by the arrival of a new
ATR 72-600 aircraft and a dramatic change
in the leadership of the national carrier. These developments signal a
pivotal moment for the archipelago’s connectivity and offer fresh
opportunit… read more
Ethiopian
Airlines has reaffirmed its commitment to the Tanzanian
market by continuing its vital domestic service between
Kilimanjaro and
Zanzibar through the end of the winter
schedule. The carrier’s flight ET855 remains operational at a time when
the country’s aviation sector faces… read more
The
much-anticipated transition of TAAG Angola Airlines’
international flights from the existing 4 de Fevereiro
Airport to the newly inaugurated Dr. António Agostinho
Neto International Airport in Luanda has been postponed.
Originally scheduled for 15 September 2025, the move has been delayed as
the … read more
The
Nigerian aviation landscape is witnessing a fresh wave of dynamism as
Gateway Air, a relatively new entrant,
secures its first aircraft—a 12-year-old
CRJ900—marking a significant milestone for
the startup and the broader domestic market. This development not only
highlights the ongoing expansion … read more
In
a significant move for the region’s aviation landscape,
Sudan Airways has revealed plans to
reactivate its reservation system starting 1 October 2025. This
milestone marks the initial phase of the airline’s broader strategy to
return to commercial skies after a period of operational suspension. For
stakeholders ac… read more
This
September, the Seychelles Islands are
making a major statement at the heart of Europe’s travel industry, as a
high-profile delegation heads to Paris for IFTM Top Resa
2025, France’s leading international B2B travel show.
Running from 23rd to 25th September, the Seychelles presence will stand
out… read more
The
first half of 2025 has brought significant operational challenges to
Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR), the
state-owned operator responsible for many of the country’s most
celebrated tourism destinations. Persistent fuel
shortages have disrupted services at several flagship
resorts, including those … read more
EUROPA 2’s New 2027 Itinerary Elevates Cape Town and Southern Africa on the Global Cruise Map
Camair-Co Expands Regional Reach with Wetleased Boeing 737-800 from Smartwings
MSC Cruises’ 2026 World Voyage Reroutes via Africa, Elevating South Africa’s Role in Global Cruising
Praia Welcomes New ATR 72-600 as Cabo Verde Airlines Faces Leadership Shake-Up
Ethiopian Airlines Maintains Key Kilimanjaro–Zanzibar Route Amid Tanzanian Aviation Challenges
TAAG Angola Airlines Delays Move to New Luanda Airport as Operational Optimisation Continues
Gateway Air’s CRJ900 Arrival Signals New Era for State-Linked Nigerian Airlines
Sudan Airways Poised for Comeback: Reservation System Relaunch Set for October
Seychelles Sets Sights on French Market with Dynamic Showcase at IFTM Top Resa Paris
Fuel Crisis at Namibia’s Iconic Resorts Prompts New Strategies for Regional Safari Tourism
