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Aero
Contractors, Nigeria’s oldest active airline, has marked a
significant milestone by reactivating one of its Boeing
737-500s. This event signifies the carrier’s return to
operating its own aircraft after a period of over a year relying on
leased capacity. For African travel agents, this signals a renewed
commitment… read more
Equatorial
Congo Airlines (ECAir) is poised to shake up Central Africa’s
aviation landscape with the relaunch of its regional network. Starting
June 30, 2025, the airline will reconnect Brazzaville
with key cities in Cameroon and
Gabon, marking its return to international operations
after an eight-year hia… 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
Benin
is set to strengthen its aviation sector with the upcoming launch of
Amazone Airlines, a new national carrier aimed at
enhancing the country's international connectivity and bolstering its
position in West Africa's competitive air travel
market. This development offers exciting potential for African
tra… read more
Cotonou’s
Cardinal Bernardin Gantin International Airport is
rapidly emerging as a key player in West Africa’s
aviation landscape. While not the largest airport in the
region, its strategic location, ongoing modernization efforts, and
growing route network are attracting increasing attention from airl… read more
Cronos Airlines, based in Malabo, Equatorial
Guinea, has significantly upgraded its service offerings with the
addition of an Embraer Legacy 600, configured for
VIP travel. This strategic move marks the airline’s
first foray into the premium segment and positions it to capitalize on
the growing demand for luxury ai… read more
The
tourism bond between South Africa and
Ghana is strengthening, marked by a recent visit from
South African Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille. This outreach
program, taking place from March 26th to 28th, 2025, aims to solidify
the partnership between the two nations and
promote cultural e… read more
In a
strategic move that underscores its commitment to enhancing air travel
within Central Africa, Afrijet Business
Service is making significant strides in modernizing its
fleet and expanding its route network. This initiative not only boosts
regional connectivity but also solidifies Afrijet's position as a key
play… read more
Green Africa, one of Nigeria’s leading value airlines, has
taken a bold step toward revolutionizing customer service in the
aviation industry with the launch of
“gChat”, a cutting-edge chatbot designed to
provide 24/7 support. This marks a historic milestone as Green Africa
becomes the first airline in Nigeria to intro… read more
The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB)
has unveiled an exciting new initiative aimed at revolutionizing travel
to Namibia: the Visa-on-Arrival program.
Officially launched on 3rd March 2025, the
program will take effect starting 1st April
2025. This strategic move, developed … read more
Aero Contractors Takes Flight Again: Own-Fleet Revival Boosts Nigerian Aviation
ECAir Returns to Regional Skies: Congo Carrier to Challenge Incumbents
Hilton’s Africa Boom: 100+ New Hotels
Benin Launches Amazone Airlines: National Carrier Revival Boosts Regional Connectivity
Cronos Airlines Elevates VIP Travel in Central Africa With New Embraer Legacy 600
South Africa-Ghana Tourism Partnership Takes Off: Visa-Free Travel Fuels Record Growth
Afrijet's Bold Expansion: Elevating Central Africa's Air Travel Landscape
Green Africa Sets New Standard with Nigeria’s First Airline Chatbot, “gChat”
Namibia Launches Visa-on-Arrival Initiative to Boost Tourism
