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African
travel professionals, mark your calendars! Luanda, Angola, is set to
host the 2nd UN Tourism and International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO) Ministerial Conference on Tourism and Air Transport
in Africa from 22–24 July 2025. This high-profile event
offers a uniqu… read more
Angola
is set to host the 2nd UN Tourism-ICAO Ministerial Conference
on Air Transport and Tourism in Africa, from July
22nd to 24th, 2025, in Luanda. This
high-profile event will gather over 30 government
ministers and 500 key decision-makers,
marking a pivotal moment for the continent's avia… read more
Even
in the drier months, Malaria remains a
concern for travelers in Southern Africa. While
August typically sees reduced mosquito
activity, vigilance is crucial, especially during peak travel season.
This advisory provides essential information for travel agents to ensure
client safety and informed… read more
TAAG
Angola Airlines is making a game-changing move, fully
transitioning its operations to Luanda’s cutting-edge Dr.
António Agostinho Neto International Airport (NBJ) on
September 15, 2025. This shift from the older Quatro de Fevereiro
Airport (LAD) marks a pivotal moment for Angola’s aviation sector and
opens up excit… read more
Luanda,
Angola is set to host a pivotal conference shaping the future
of African travel. The 2nd UN Tourism and ICAO
Ministerial Conference on Tourism and Air Transport in
Africa, taking place from July 22nd to 24th, 2025, will
bring together key players to address the synergistic growth of these
vital sectors… read more
Ethiopian
Airlines is exploring expansion into
Angola’s domestic aviation market, focusing
on the potential of Huíla province and its
capital, Lubango. This move could
significantly enhance regional connectivity within Angola and across
Africa, opening up new opportu… read more
TAAG
Angola Airlines has welcomed its third Airbus
A220-300, marking a significant step in the airline’s
ambitious modernization and expansion strategy. The new aircraft, named
D2-TAI, touched down at Luanda’s Dr. António Agostinho
Neto International Airport, arriving from Montreal,
Canada, wi… read more
Zambia
is embarking on a significant revitalization of its
railway network, promising enhanced travel experiences
and expanded trade opportunities across Southern Africa. These
developments hold particular significance for African
travel agents seeking to capitalize on improved regional
connectivity… read more
The
Republic of Seychelles has secured a
coveted seat on the Executive Council of the UN’s Tourism
Commission for Africa (CAF) for the 2025-2029 term. This
achievement underscores Seychelles’ growing influence in global tourism
and its commitment to sustainable development, offering exciting
prospect… read more
Hilton
is set to transform Africa’s hospitality landscape with plans to almost
triple its presence, opening over 100 new hotels
across the continent. This ambitious expansion will create approximately
18,000 jobs, presenting significant opportunities
for African travel professionals. Carlos Khneisser, Hilton’s … read more