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Air France’s postponement of flights to Bamako,
Niamey, and Ouagadougou until September 2025 presents
both challenges and opportunities for travel agents across Africa.
Originally slated for a July restart, the delay stems from ongoing
political complexities and security concerns in Mali,
Niger, and Burkina Fa… read more
Air Burkina is making significant strides in
enhancing domestic and regional air travel, marking a positive shift
for Burkina Faso's aviation sector. The airline recently welcomed a
brand-new Embraer E190LR aircraft, a move aimed at
modernizing its fleet and boosting operational efficiency. This
acquisition, championed b… read more
Africa World Airlines (AWA) is set to launch
a new route connecting Accra, Ghana, and Ouagadougou,
Burkina Faso, starting June 3, 2025. This development
promises to significantly enhance regional
connectivity and unlock exciting new
business opportunities for African travel
agents… read more
The recent diplomatic clash between Algeria and
Mali has sent ripples through the African travel
industry, with both nations implementing reciprocal flight bans. This
airspace closure stems from an incident
involving a Malian drone downed by Algerian forces near the border town
of Tin Zaouatine on Apri… read more
The
Tema-Mpakadan railway line in Ghana is
poised to revolutionize travel in the region, offering exciting new
opportunities for African travel agents. This 97.6 km
standard gauge line, recently inspected by the Ghana
Railway Development Authority (GRDA), connects the bustling
Port of Tema w… read more
Camrail,
a pivotal player in Cameroon’s railway
sector, has concluded its 2023-2024 Young
Talent Rail Program, marking a significant step in
cultivating the next generation of African railway
leaders. This intensive training initiative, culminating
in project presentations on… read more
In
a significant development for regional travel in West Africa, Sky Mali
has inaugurated a direct flight service connecting Bamako, Gao, and
Niamey. This service, which commenced on April 8, 2025, marks a pivotal
moment for the airline and the broader region, enhancing connectivity
between Mali and Niger with two weekly f… read more
Burkina Faso’s aviation sector has faced
another setback as Kangala Air Express, launched
in January 2024, has suspended its scheduled commercial flights. The airline,
which had ambitious plans to become a leading carrier within the Sahel
Alliance—comprising Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso—has been grounded since late
Decembe… read more
The withdrawal of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) became official on 29 January 2025, marking a significant shift in the region’s political and economic landscape. The announcement was made by Dr. Omar Alieu Touray, Presi… read more
As of December 2024, the U.S. Department of State has designated 21 nations under its Level 4 "Do Not Travel" advisory, which notably includes seven countries in Africa. This classification indicates that these destinations present extreme risks, encompassing threats such as … read more
Sahel Route Delay: Opportunity Knocks for Regional Travel Agents
Air Burkina Soars with New Jet & Lower Fares
AWA Bridges Ghana & Burkina Faso
Algeria-Mali Airspace Closure: Navigating New Routes and Rising Costs
Ghana’s New Railway
Camrail’s Training Initiative Fuels Next-Gen Railway Leaders in Africa
Sky Mali Enhances West African Connectivity with Direct Flights to Niamey
Kangala Air Express Halts Regular Flights, Focuses on Business Aviation in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger Exit ECOWAS: Implications for Regional Travel
U.S. Department of State Places 21 Nations Under Level 4 "Do Not Travel" Advisory
