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The Orange River’s rising tide has
brought about significant changes in the /Ai-/Ais
Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, impacting travel plans
and creating a need for travel agents to adapt. Several camps within
this popular park, straddling South Africa and
Namibia, are temporarily clo… read more
Air Botswana is strengthening its
regional presence with the addition of a wet-leased
Embraer ERJ145, a move set to expand travel
options for agents across Southern Africa. The aircraft, sourced from
Namibia’s Westair Group, touched down in
Gaborone on May 2nd, marking a significant s… read more
A recent corruption scandal involving Mozambique’s national
airline, LAM, has sent ripples through the African aviation industry,
highlighting the critical need for transparency and accountability in
aircraft procurement. The decision by President Daniel Chapo to cancel a
major tender for new aircraft has brought the issue of corruption… read more
Travel agents across Africa should be aware of a recent
development at Gaborone Dam, Botswana’s
largest reservoir. A crocodile sighting has prompted safety advisories,
reminding us of the delicate balance between
wildlife and
tourism in this key destination.
Gaborone Dam, a vi… read more
Travel agents across Africa can anticipate a surge in safari
bookings for Botswana this winter, with weather conditions shaping up to
create an exceptional wildlife viewing experience. The Botswana
Ministry of Environment and Tourism has released its winter forecast for
May to July 2025, indicating prime conditions for game viewing acros… read more
African travel agents, get ready for a surge
in Southern Africa bookings!
Qantas and Airlink have joined
forces to expand their codeshare agreement, creating a
seamless travel experience for Australian adventurers eager to explore
the continent's wonders. This partnership translates into a wealth of … read more
Air Botswana is facing a deepening
financial crisis, impacting regional travel and
requiring immediate attention from African travel agents. Delayed
salaries and a grounded fleet are causing significant disruptions,
prompting the need for alternative travel solutions.
An internal memo reveals that April salaries… read more
As the emerald season fades across Southern Africa, yielding to
the drier months of May, a critical health consideration remains for
travel professionals: malaria. While the peak transmission period may be
waning, residual risks persist, demanding vigilance and informed
guidance from travel agents. This comprehensive update equips you wi… read more
Heavy rains and subsequent flooding have
forced the temporary closure of the Bray Border
Post between Botswana and South
Africa, impacting travel routes in the region. This
disruption presents immediate challenges for African
travel agents, requiring adjustments to itineraries … read more
Planning Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park adventures this April? Temporary shop
closures for stocktaking require travel agents to adjust
client itineraries and manage expectations. These closures, while
brief, impact access to essential supplies at key rest camps during peak
safari season.
… read more