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Aero
Contractors, Nigeria’s oldest active airline, has marked a
significant milestone by reactivating one of its Boeing
737-500s. This event signifies the carrier’s return to
operating its own aircraft after a period of over a year relying on
leased capacity. For African travel agents, this signals a renewed
commitment… read more
Mauritania
is poised for a significant infrastructure transformation, thanks to a
US\$2 billion investment from the Arab
Coordination Group. This funding, earmarked for the period between
2025 and 2030, will revitalize key
transport corridors, unlocking exciting new opportunities for tourism
and trad… read more
Valor
Hospitality Partners, a leading global hospitality group, is
making a significant investment in Namibia’s tourism
sector with the announcement of three new hotel management
contracts. This strategic move is poised to reshape the country’s luxury
accommodation landscape and presents exciting opportunities for African… read more
Nesma
Airlines has strengthened its fleet with the addition of a
sixth Airbus A320, further solidifying its
presence in the burgeoning Egypt-Russia aviation market. This strategic
move presents exciting opportunities for African travel agents seeking
to capitalize on the growing demand for travel between the two… read more
Uganda's
tourism sector is experiencing a significant boost
thanks to a strategic partnership with Qatar, marked by the successful
Uganda Tourism and Cultural Expo 2025 held in Doha. This landmark event
signals exciting new opportunities for African travel agents seeking to
tap into the lucrative Gulf travel market.… read more
The
African commercial aviation sector
achieved a remarkable feat in 2024: zero
fatalities. This milestone, lauded by the International
Air Transport Association (IATA), underscores a growing
commitment to passenger safety. However, the industry faces a complex
challenge. Despite the… read more
A
groundbreaking tourism initiative is set
to reshape travel in Southern Africa, offering a seamless journey
between South Africa and Zimbabwe. For the
first time, a scheduled cross-border tourism
route directly links Kruger and Gonarezhou
National Parks, opening exc… read more
Air
Sénégal and Carlyle Aviation Partners are
locked in a multi-million dollar legal battle over unpaid aircraft
leases. The International Air Transport Association
(IATA) has confirmed that it froze Air Sénégal’s funds within
its Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) system under a
Senegalese court order. Th… read more
Equatorial
Congo Airlines (ECAir) is poised to shake up Central Africa’s
aviation landscape with the relaunch of its regional network. Starting
June 30, 2025, the airline will reconnect Brazzaville
with key cities in Cameroon and
Gabon, marking its return to international operations
after an eight-year hia… read more
A
groundbreaking report reveals both the hurdles and the immense
potential of modern airline retailing in
Africa, offering valuable insights for travel agents
across the continent. The collaborative study by TPConnects Technologies and the African Airlines Association
(AFRAA) paints a vivid picture of … read more
Aero Contractors Takes Flight Again: Own-Fleet Revival Boosts Nigerian Aviation
Mauritania’s Transport Corridors Set for US\$2 Billion Upgrade
Namibia’s Luxury Hotel Boom: New Openings Set to Reshape Tourism Landscape
Nesma Airlines Boosts Cairo-Moscow Route with New A320
Uganda-Qatar Tourism Partnership Takes Off
African Aviation: Zero Fatalities, But Safety Challenges Remain
Kruger to Gonarezhou: New Transfrontier Route Opens for 4x4 Eco-Tourism
IATA Clarifies BSP Freeze in Air Sénégal-Carlyle Dispute: Lessons for African Travel Agents
ECAir Returns to Regional Skies: Congo Carrier to Challenge Incumbents
African Airlines Chart a New Course: Modern Retailing Takes Off
