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Eldoret
International Airport (EDL) is poised for a major
transformation, with a runway expansion project set to significantly
boost its cargo handling capacity and unlock new opportunities for
fresh produce exporters in Kenya’s North
Rift region. This development marks a significant step forward
for the airport … read more
Get
ready for a shift in long-haul travel.
Qantas is launching the world’s
longest non-stop commercial flight, a
marathon 20-hour journey from
Sydney to London spanning a staggering
17,015 kilometers. Set to take off in
2027, thi… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the reopening
of several hiking trails in Table Mountain National
Park on July 1, 2025. This positive development follows the
extensive wildfires in late April, which necessitated closures for
safety and ecological recovery. The reopening presents exciting new
oppor… read more
Addo
Elephant National Park, a prime destination in South Africa's
Eastern Cape, has announced the temporary closure of hiking trails
within its tranquil Zuurberg section. This
disruption, caused by adverse weather conditions, presents immediate
challenges for African travel agents with existing bookings.
… read more
TACV
Cabo Verde Airlines has launched an inspiring youth
initiative, welcoming 35 young footballers from the Achada
Grande Trás Football School (EFAT) into the world of aviation.
This community engagement program underscores the airline's commitment
to nurturing future talent and fostering a passion for flight among Cape
… read more
Whispers
of Mango Airlines’ revival are buzzing through the African travel
trade, igniting both hope and skepticism. Grounded since 2021, the
low-cost carrier aims to take flight again under new ownership, but the
path to relaunch is fraught with challenges. This detailed analysis
explores the potential implications for travel agents … read more
The
2025/26 cruise season promises to be a
game-changer for Cape Town, with a record
22 ships making 89 calls. This surge in
maritime activity positions the city as a premier cruise
hub, opening up exciting opportunities for African travel
agents to tap into a burgeo… read more
Robben
Island Museum (RIM) is temporarily suspending public
tours from 16 June to 1 September 2025 to
facilitate essential maintenance and renovations in anticipation of
South Africa’s hosting of the G20 Summit in
November. This closure presents both a challenge and an opportunity for
… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced an extension
to the closure of the R27 Gate (West Coast entry
gate) to the West Coast National Park. The gate,
initially slated to reopen on June 14, 2025, will now remain closed
until July 5, 2025, due to ongoing construction and
upgrades.
This … read more
South
Africa's winter season (June to October) promises a diverse
tapestry of weather conditions, creating unique opportunities and
considerations for travel agents crafting unforgettable client
experiences. This detailed forecast analysis, tailored for African
travel professionals, provides actionable insights to optimize
iti… read more
Eldoret Airport Expansion to Triple Cargo Capacity, Boosting Agri-Exports
Qantas' Sunrise: A Wake-Up Call for Ultra-Long-Haul in Africa?
Table Mountain Trails Reopen: New Opportunities for Cape Town Tourism
TACV Nurtures Future Aviation Leaders: Youth Football Team Takes Flight
Mango’s Comeback Bid: Opportunity or Mirage for African Travel Agents?
Cape Town Steams Ahead: Record Cruise Season Boosts African Travel Trade
Robben Island Prepares for G20, Offers Alternative Cape Town Experiences
South Africa Winter Forecast: Agent Insights for 2025
