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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
Cape
Town is solidifying its position as Africa’s top
destination for hospitality investment, attracting significant
attention from global players. This surge in interest is fueled by the
city’s robust tourism recovery, strong hotel
performance, and a booming real estate market. The upcoming
Future Hospitalit… read more
Cabo
Verde Airlines has launched a new direct flight from Porto, Portugal,
to Ilha do Sal, Cape Verde, marking a significant
expansion of travel options between Europe and this increasingly popular
Atlantic archipelago. The inaugural flight, operated with the airline’s
modern Boeing 737 MAX 8, took off… read more
Lakeview
Tented Camp, nestled in the heart of Camdeboo
National Park near Graaff-Reinet, South
Africa, will undergo essential maintenance from 02
June to 20 June 2025. This temporary closure presents both
challenges and opportunities for African travel agents specializing in
South African tourism.
W… read more
Nigeria
is soaring ahead in the race to modernize its aviation infrastructure,
setting a compelling example for other African nations. At the African
Infrastructure Investment Week, Captain Chris Najomo, Nigeria’s Director
General of Civil Aviation, unveiled the country's ambitious plans,
emphasizing the strategic role of aviation in … read more
Mozambique's
flag carrier, LAM, is undergoing a major restructuring
amidst financial struggles, aiming to restore its position in the
African aviation market. The airline, currently the second most
indebted state-owned company in Mozambique, carries a substantial debt
burden, impacting its operations and route network… read more
The
South African cruise market is booming,
evolving into a dynamic hub for both embarkation and destination
cruises. This shift presents exciting opportunities for travel agents to
cater to the evolving demands of South African travelers.
Cape
Town and Durban are experiencing a surge in cruise s… read more
The
AviaDev Africa forum, taking place in
Zanzibar from June 11th to 13th, offers a
crucial platform for African travel agents to engage with the evolving
landscape of air connectivity and route development across the
continent. This year’s event promises to be a catalyst for growth,
bringing togethe… read more
Robben Island Prepares for G20, Offers Alternative Cape Town Experiences
West Coast National Park Access Update: Langebaan Gate Open, R27 Gate Closure Extended
South Africa Winter Forecast: Agent Insights for 2025
Cape Town Shines as Hospitality Investment Hotspot
Cabo Verde Airlines Inaugurates Porto-Sal Air Bridge, Boosting Cape Verde Tourism
Nigeria's Airport Investments Take Off: A Blueprint for African Aviation?
LAM’s Revival Plan: A New Dawn for Mozambique’s Aviation?
South Africa Cruises: Local Comfort, Global Reach
Unlocking Africa's Travel Potential: AviaDev Zanzibar Sets the Stage
