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Visitors
preparing for a stay at one of South Africa's most beloved wildlife
destinations should take note of a temporary operational hiccup.
Matyholweni Rest Camp, located within
Addo Elephant National Park, is currently
experiencing a water supply disruption that is also affecting the
neighbouring … read more
One of southern
Africa's most iconic natural spectacles is once again stirring to life.
South African National Parks (SANParks) has
confirmed that the first wildflowers of the 2026 season have begun
appearing across Namaqua National Park in
the Northern Cape, offering an early but promising signal that… read more
A
fascinating pattern is emerging in the skies between Africa and the
United Kingdom, and it raises pressing questions for the continent's
aviation and tourism industries. With Air
Zimbabwe officially returning to London
Gatwick (LGW) from 22 July 2026 after a 14-year absence,
the airport's roster of… read more
Africa's
aviation landscape has just witnessed a remarkable comeback.
Murtala Muhammed International Airport
(LOS) in Lagos has officially reclaimed its place among
the continent's ten busiest airports, and it has done so with a growth
performance that has outpaced every other major hub in Africa. For
Nigeria, and in… read more
The
way travellers pay for flights is entering a new digital era, and
Emirates has just taken a bold step into
the future. The Dubai-based carrier has officially rolled out
Crypto.com Pay as a checkout option on its
website and mobile application, giving qualifying customers a fresh way
to settle the… read more
South
Africa's leading low-cost carrier is once again reinforcing its
position at the top of the country's domestic aviation market.
FlySafair has taken delivery of a new
Boeing 737-800, expanding its entirely
Boeing-powered fleet to 41 aircraft. The
move underscores the Johannesburg… read more
Few
natural spectacles on the African continent rival the transformation
that unfolds each spring along South Africa's west coast. For a brief
window between late July and early October, vast stretches of what
appears to be dry, barren terrain erupt into carpets of
orange, yellow, pink, purple and white
wildflowers, … read more
A
significant diplomatic development is unfolding between two of Africa's
most influential economies, with implications that extend well beyond
the corridors of government and into the daily realities of the travel
trade. Ghana has issued a clear and
unequivocal message to South Africa: any
change to… read more
South
Africa is pressing ahead with its ambitious modernisation of border and
immigration systems, and a new proposal from the Department of Home
Affairs could see travellers pay a R500 processing
fee when applying through the country's Electronic Travel
Authorisation (ETA) platform. The proposal, contained in draft
… read more
A significant new bridge is
being built between Africa and the Indian Ocean. The
Maldives and
Ethiopia have officially signed a bilateral
air services agreement that establishes
the regulatory framework for scheduled passenger and cargo services
between the two countries, opening the… read more
Water Supply Hit at Addo's Matyholweni Rest Camp as SANParks Steps In with Tanker Deliveries
Why African Airlines Keep Crowding London Gatwick While Bigger UK Markets Stay Untapped
Lagos Airport Roars Back into Africa's Top 10 with Continent's Fastest Growth Rate
Emirates Goes Crypto: UAE Flyers Can Now Book Flights Using Crypto.com Pay
FlySafair Grows All-Boeing Fleet to 41 Aircraft as Ownership Questions Await Resolution
South Africa's 2026 Wildflower Season Bursts Open: Where to Send Clients This Spring
Ghana Signals Firm Reciprocity Stance With South Africa on Visa Waiver Arrangement
Maldives and Ethiopia Sign Air Services Deal Opening Door to Direct Ethiopian Airlines Flights
