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Ethiopian Airlines has received a notice from the Eritrean Civil Aviation Authority through a letter dated 21 July 2024 indicating the suspension of all Ethiopian Airlines flights to Eritrea, effective September 30, 2024.
The specific reasons for this suspension have not been disclosed to us.
Ethiopian Airlines i… read more
Google has announced a major expansion of Google Translate, adding 110 new languages to the platform. This update, part of Google’s 1,000 Languages Initiative, which uses AI models to support the 1,000 most spoken languages around the world, represents a significant step towards breaking down language barriers and fostering communication … read more
he International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on African governments to capitalize on the robust aviation sector to drive economic and social development across the continent.
IATA recently announced that African airlines are expected to earn a collective net profit in 2024, marking the second consecutive year of profitabili… read more
The Turkish Embassy in Nigeria has confirmed that there is no visa ban on Nigerian passport holders, as against reports that have raised concern.
On Thursday, reports surfaced, suggesting that Ethiopia, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates had revoked certain privileges for Nigerian passport holders, such as visa-on-arrival, e-visa,… read more
The 2024 edition of Africa’s Tourism Indaba (ATI) has ended with many
exhibitors showing gratitude to the organisers, South Africa Tourism
for the opportunity created and the connections achieved over the three
days that continental trade show took place.
Held at Durban’s Nkosi Albert Lithuli International Convention Center
(Durb… read more
With a fully sold-out floor space, Africa’s Travel Indaba has
reached a ground-breaking achievement as it will see an unprecedented
partici… read more
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's vibrant capital city, is a destination ripe with cultural richness and historical significance yet faces challenges in attracting a steady flow of tourists. From leveraging its diverse cultural heritage and historical attractions to implementing innovative marketing strategies and enhancing infrastructure, t… read more
The ongoing corridor project and other redevelopment activities will have great contribution to stimulate and accelerate the tourism influx to the metropolis, the Addis Ababa Culture and Tourism Bureau said.
The Bureau Head Hirut Kassaw (PhD) told the Ethiopian Press Agency (EPA) that the redevelopment work will help Addis Ababa to … read more
Ethiopia, steeped in history, has a rich legacy in modern transport. The Chemin de fer Djibouti-Ethiopian (CDE), a meter-gauge line spanning 781 km, was built between 1897 and 1917, demonstrating the country’s early engagement with railway infrastructure. Its locomotives have evolved from coal-powered to diesel, mirroring the country’s progressi… read more
Uganda recorded a 59% increase in international visitor arrivals to 814,508 in 2022 signalling a recovering tourism sector from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
The report released by the Ministry of Tourism Wildlife and Antiquities on March 29 in Kampala, indicates that visitor exports generated Shs2.7 trillion (US$0… read more
Press Release: Eritrea notifies Ethiopian Airlines of flight suspensions
Google Translate empowers 614 Million more voices with 110 new languages
African airlines expected to turn a profit in 2024
No visa ban on Nigerians - Turkey Embassy
Travel Indaba ends with great success
Reinvigorating Tourism in Addis Ababa
A new era of Railways: Ethiopia's path to interconnectivity and economic growth
Uganda's tourism sector on apPath to recovery
