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The much-anticipated return of the world’s leading travel trade
show, ITB Berlin, is just hours away,
running from 4–6 March 2025. This year’s
event, under the theme "The Power of Transition Lives
Here," promises to spotlight transformation in global
tourism. With exhibitors from … read more
Namibia’s port infrastructure is rapidly emerging as a key
player in Southern Africa’s logistics and trade network, offering
significant opportunities for African travel and logistics
professionals. With its strategic location and ongoing developments,
Namibia is positioning itself as a competitive alternative to regional
giants like D… read more
The newly revamped Beitbridge Border
Post is set to transform trade and travel dynamics
between Zimbabwe and its neighboring countries, as well as the broader
international community. This ambitious US\$300 million
project has introduced cutting-edge technology, expanded
capacity, and enhanced security… read more
Zambia is making bold moves to modernize its?railway
infrastructure?, a development that promises to transform both its
?copper industry? and?tourism sector?. With ambitious targets and
strategic investments, the country is positioning its rail network as a
key driver of economic growth and regional connectivity, offering
exciting oppo… read more
African
Ministers of Tourism have commended UN Tourism Secretary-General Zurab
Pololikashvili for his unwavering support in advancing Africa’s tourism sector.
This endorsement came during key bilateral meetings at the UN Tourism
headquarters in Madrid, held alongside FITUR 2025 and the organization’s 50th
anniversary celebrations. The discu… read more
TAAG Angola Airlines has
taken delivery of its first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, marking a
significant milestone in its fleet modernization program. This delivery, ahead
of Angola’s Liberation Day, is a major step forward for the airline, enhancing
its capacity and service offerings. For African trav… read more
Africa’s travel stakeholders are turning their attention to the Lobito Corridor
as Zambia’s Minister of Transport and Logistics, Hon. Museba Frank
Tayali, reveals its ambitious roadmap to strengthen regional trade and
transform transport links across Zambia, Angola, and the Democratic
Republic of Congo. During the Second… read more
As the first
major travel trade show of the year, the FITUR International Tourism Fair is
just around the corner, and VoyagesAfriq has confirmed that over 25 African
destinations will participate. This impressive lineup includes a mix of Destination
Management Companies (DMCs), National Tourism Boards, embassies, ministries of
tourism, and … read more
Kenya and Angola have announced a collaborative effort to ensure the resumption of direct flights from Kenya Airways to Luanda, Angola, starting in March of this year.
This positive development was revealed following a significant meeting between P… read more
Fly Angola, a privately-owned airline based in Angola, has recently announced the launch of an exciting new international route to Namibia. Beginning on December 21, 2024, the airline will operate three direct flights per week—specifically on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri… read more