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The
landscape of inbound tourism to Africa is undergoing a significant
transformation, driven by a strategic pivot toward
Southern European source markets. Recent
industry engagements have highlighted that Portugal, France, and Italy
are no longer secondary options but are rapidly evolving into critical
growth engine… read more
Congratulations
to Airlink on the successful inauguration of its new direct flight
service between Johannesburg and Nacala, Mozambique. This development
represents a significant milestone for the Nacala
Corridor, enhancing connectivity and fostering economic
growth across Southern Africa.
Nacala, Mozambiqu… read more
In
a landmark development set to reshape regional mobility and economic
collaboration, Ghana and Zambia have agreed on a visa-free
travel arrangement that allows citizens from both
countries to cross borders without the need for visas. This
unprecedented move, announced during Ghanaian President John Dramani
Mahama’s… read more
Stakeholders
from government, logistics, and the private sector came together on 28
January 2026 for a high-level webinar titled “Strengthening the Global
Supply Chain through Nacala Corridor.” The discussions reaffirmed
Zambia’s dedication to advancing the Nacala Development
Corridor (NDC) as a vital tool for boosting… read more
In
a positive development for regional connectivity,
Airlink has announced an expansion of its
service between Johannesburg, South Africa,
and Ndola, Zambia, enhancing travel
options rather than reducing them. Contrary to any speculation about
cancellations or suspensions, the airlin… read more
As
March unfolds, it marks a pivotal period in the peak
malaria season across Southern Africa. Warm temperatures,
late-summer rainfall, and lingering floodwaters create ideal conditions
for mosquito breeding, making malaria awareness and prevention
essential for safari enthusiasts, road trippers, and regional explorers… read more
Travellers
planning to visit Southern Africa between February and June 2026 should
anticipate a wetter-than-usual late summer and early autumn, according
to the latest Southern African Development Community
(SADC) climate outlook. The forecast, released by
SARCOF-32, predicts normal to above-average
rainfall… read more
As of early February 2026, severe flooding
continues to impact large parts of Mozambique,
particularly in the southern and central regions. While the country
remains open to international tourism, the ongoing crisis has
significant implications for travel, with widespread disruptions to
infrastructure, safety risks, an… read more
The close of 2025 brought a dramatic shift for
Madagascar’s tourism sector, as the country
was rocked by a sudden political crisis. The removal of President Andry
Rajoelina, following weeks of youth-led protests over persistent water
and power shortages, culminated in a military takeover in mid-October.
Demonstrations … read more
The domestic debt of Mozambique’s national
airline, LAM, has seen a modest increase as the company
continues to navigate a challenging restructuring process. According to
recent reports, LAM’s domestic debt has grown to approximately
\$92.7 million amid ongoing financial
pressures and operational const… read more
Southern Europe Surge: High-Yield Charters and Luxury Drive New Growth
Airlink’s Johannesburg–Nacala Route Marks a Major Boost for Regional Connectivity and Trade
Ghana and Zambia Unveil Historic Visa-Free Travel Pact to Boost Continental Connectivity
Southern Africa Prepares for Wetter Late Summer and Early Autumn in 2026
Flooding in Mozambique: What Travellers Need to Know Before Visiting
LAM's deficit higher even ongoing restructuration
