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The much-anticipated return of the world’s leading travel trade
show, ITB Berlin, is just hours away,
running from 4–6 March 2025. This year’s
event, under the theme "The Power of Transition Lives
Here," promises to spotlight transformation in global
tourism. With exhibitors from … read more
Namibia’s port infrastructure is rapidly emerging as a key
player in Southern Africa’s logistics and trade network, offering
significant opportunities for African travel and logistics
professionals. With its strategic location and ongoing developments,
Namibia is positioning itself as a competitive alternative to regional
giants like D… read more
The newly revamped Beitbridge Border
Post is set to transform trade and travel dynamics
between Zimbabwe and its neighboring countries, as well as the broader
international community. This ambitious US\$300 million
project has introduced cutting-edge technology, expanded
capacity, and enhanced security… read more
The skies over Central Africa have recently become a hotspot
for geopolitical tensions, significantly impacting regional aviation.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has imposed a stringent ban on
Rwandan aircraft, both from landing within its borders and traversing
its airspace. This decision, rooted in the ongoing conflict with Rwa… read more
Zambia Railways Limited (ZRL) has announced the immediate
closure of the Ndola–Sakania railway line, a
critical route connecting Zambia to the Democratic Republic of Congo
(DRC), following a sinkhole incident that occurred on
February 11, 2025. This decision was made
to prioritize the safety of passeng… read more
The Uganda
Tourism Board (UTB)has
congratulated its outgoing Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Lilly Ajarova, on her
appointment as Senior Presidential Advisor on Tourism by His Excellency Yoweri
Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda. This prestigious
appointment recognizes Dr. Ajarova’s strategic leadership and h… read more
African
Ministers of Tourism have commended UN Tourism Secretary-General Zurab
Pololikashvili for his unwavering support in advancing Africa’s tourism sector.
This endorsement came during key bilateral meetings at the UN Tourism
headquarters in Madrid, held alongside FITUR 2025 and the organization’s 50th
anniversary celebrations. The discu… read more
Important
update for African travel agents: Brussels Airlines is set to
resume flights to Kinshasa on January 31st, following a
temporary suspension due to escalating violence in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC). This is welcome news for travelers between Africa and Europe, and
particu… read more
Brussels
Airlines has
temporarily suspended flights to and from Kinshasa, impacting
travel plans for passengers heading to and from the Democratic Republic of
Congo.Specifically, flight numbers SN 357 and SN 358 were
cancelled, affecting both the outbound fligh… read more
The resurgence of South African Airways (SAA)
is taking off again, with the airline hitting a significant milestone
by growing its fleet to 20 aircraft. This leap marks a strong rebound
from just three years ago, when the carrier emerged from business rescue
operating only six planes. Today, SAA’s expanded network sets t… read more