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In
a development that highlights the deepening economic strain across
conflict-affected regions of Africa, Ethiopian Airlines
has stopped accepting Sudanese pounds as payment for
ticket bookings at its Port Sudan office. The continent's largest
carrier now requires passengers to settle their fares exclusively in
… read more
Tanzania
is preparing to enter an exciting new phase of international engagement
following the announcement that direct flights between
Moscow and Dar es Salaam will commence next month. The
development, unveiled during an official visit by Tanzanian President
Samia Suluhu Hassan to the Russian capital… read more
South
Africa's tourism sector has delivered one of its most remarkable
performances in recent memory, recording a 29 per cent
year-on-year surge in international arrivals during April
2026. This historic jump has placed visitor volumes 9.6
per cent above pre-pandemic levels, signalling a complete and resounding
recov… read more
In a
strategic move designed to safeguard the interests of attendees,
exhibitors and partners, SNG Events has
officially rescheduled the highly anticipated Africa
TravelTech Summit & Expo (ATTSE) from its original
dates of 17–18 September to 8–9 October
2026. The flagship event w… read more
Tanzania has set its sights on
becoming a leading African destination for Russian travellers, unveiling
an ambitious strategy to attract at least one percent of
Russia's 13.4 million outbound tourists over the next
decade. The plan, equivalent to roughly 134,000 Russian
visitors annually, marks a decis… read more
Ethiopian
Airlines is once again raising the bar for African
aviation connectivity, this time by deepening its footprint in
Mozambique through the integration of
Nacala, a strategic economic and maritime
gateway, into its expanding regional network. The development represents
a signi… read more
East
African aviation connectivity stands poised for significant enhancement
as Air Tanzania moves closer to launching
scheduled services into Mozambique, marking
a strategic expansion that would strengthen transport links between the
two neighbouring nations. The anticipated route development follows … read more
Royal
Air Maroc is preparing to welcome a fifth Embraer E190
into its regional aircraft inventory, strengthening the Moroccan flag
carrier's capacity to serve shorter routes across Africa and beyond. The
aircraft previously operated under the livery of Kenya Airways before
transitioning through American leasing company… read more
LAM
Mozambique is making notable strides in rebuilding its
operational capacity, having secured a wet-lease agreement for a
De Havilland Dash 8-400 turboprop while
simultaneously advancing preparations to introduce two
Embraer E190 jets into commercial service.
These developments sig… read more
Several
months after devastating floods disrupted large portions of the
country, Mozambique's tourism sector is demonstrating
remarkable resilience as coastal destinations reopen and
international visitors return ahead of the southern African winter
season. For travel professionals across sub-Saharan Africa,
understa… read more
Ethiopian Airlines Drops Sudanese Pound for US Dollar Payments at Port Sudan Office
Tanzania and Russia Open New Direct Flight Route Between Moscow and Dar es Salaam Next Month
Zimbabwe Emerges as Top African Source Market Driving South Africa's Record Tourism Boom
Africa TravelTech Summit Shifts to October 2026 in Maputo to Avoid Calendar Clash
Tanzania Targets 134,000 Russian Tourists Annually with New Air Links and Bold Marketing Push
Ethiopian Airlines Strengthens Southern Africa Reach with New Direct Route to Nacala
Air Tanzania Eyes Mozambique Expansion with Five-City Route Network
Royal Air Maroc Expands Regional Fleet with Former Kenya Airways Embraer E190
LAM Mozambique Strengthens Fleet with Dash 8-400 Lease and Prepares Embraer E190 Launch
Mozambique Tourism Rebounds as Coastal Destinations Welcome Visitors After Floods
