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Senegal’s
railway system is undergoing a renaissance, creating exciting
opportunities for travel agents across Africa. The ambitious
modernization program, spearheaded by the Train Express
Régional (TER) and the revitalization of the historic
Dakar-Bamako line, promises to transform
the nation's tran… read more
The
West African aviation landscape is set for a significant shake-up as
Guinea moves to resurrect its national airline, Air
Guinée, more than two decades after its liquidation. A
landmark memorandum of understanding has been signed between the Guinean
government and Gewan Holding, an Abu
Dhabi-based… read more
Score Big with Sports Tourism: Africa’s Winning Play
Sports
tourism is booming, and Africa is poised
to cash in. This dynamic sector, encompassing active
participation, event attendance, and nostalgia-driven travel,
is projected to reach a staggering USD 2 trillion globally by
2030. For African t… read more
Air
Peace, Nigeria’s leading
airline, is strategically navigating operational hurdles
while maintaining ambitious growth plans. Facing a significant portion
of its fleet grounded, including all five Embraer
E195-E2 jets, the airline is actively acquiring used
aircraft and utilizing wet leases… read more
Air
Sénégal is facing a new financial hurdle as Dakar
Aéroport operator LAS (Limak-AIBD-Summa) demands
€32 million in unpaid debts. This claim,
which includes €15 million in airport fees
and €17 million owed to service providers,
further complicates the airline's alread… read more
Air
Senegal’s recent induction into the
International Air Transport Association
(IATA) marks a significant milestone for the airline and
presents exciting new opportunities for African travel
agents. This prestigious accreditation underscores Air
Senegal’s commitment to global aviation… read more
Air
Sénégal and ASKY Airlines have joined
forces in a strategic codeshare agreement,
significantly expanding travel options across Africa
and opening up exciting new opportunities for African travel
agents. This partnership marks a significant step towards
greater regional connecti… read more
Air
Senegal, the flag carrier of Senegal, has received a
substantial \$28 million bailout from the
Senegalese government. This injection of public funds, covering April to
June 2025, aims to stabilize the airline amidst significant financial
challenges. African travel agents should closely monitor the… 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
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