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Overland Airways is excited to announce the launch of direct flights from Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Lagos to Freetown International Airport
in Sierra Leone. The new service is set to begin in December 2024 and
will operate three times a week using the airline’s newly acquired E… read more
Mauritania
Airlines, the flag carrier of Mauritania, has been steadily expanding
its presence in the African aviation market since its establishment in
December 2010. As we look towards 2025, the airline's network, fleet,
and strategic initiatives paint a picture of cautious growth and
modernization in a challenging yet opportun… read more
Brussels
Airlines has unveiled its long-haul flight schedule for summer 2025,
showcasing a remarkable increase in capacity to sub-Saharan Africa. This
Belgian airline will operate an impressive 56 weekly flights to the region, reflecting a 10% increase compared to the previous summer season in 2024.… read more
Kigali,
the capital city of Rwanda, is gaining recognition as one of the most
appealing cities in Africa, thanks to its strong security, ample
investment opportunities, cleanliness, and straightforward business
processes. According to international residents and travelers, the
country’s favorable visa policy further enhances its allure… read more
At the recently held World Travel Market (WTM) London 2024, Sierra
Leone’s tourism leaders took the stage to spotlight the country’s rapid
growth in global tourism. Nabeela Tunis, the country’s Minister of
Tourism and Cultural Affairs at her second WTM-London, shared insights
into how the travel showpiece platform is reshaping the countr… read more
The much-anticipated World Travel Market (WTM) London 2024 opened with
the global travel industry gathering to explore opportunities and
showcase destinations. Among the standout participants were countries
from Africa, captivating audiences with the continent’s remarkable
diversity and potential. From Zambia’s breathtaking wilderness an… read more
Tourism in Africa is thriving, propelled by its rich cultures, unique
landscapes, and the warm hospitality of its people. Yet behind every
thriving tourism destination, there are women—many of whom are often
unrecognised yet instrumental in shaping the sector.
The recent Women in Tourism Regional Conference in Freetown, Sierra
Le… read more
The Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has released its annual report titled ‘State of Africa’s Infrastructure Report 2024,’ which indicates that progress in expanding and improving the rail network as outlined in the African Union’s railway initiative has been limited to date.
According to the report, out of the ambitious plan to construct … read more
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest airline, now offers daily non-stop flights from Brussels Airport to Addis Ababa, connecting Belgian travellers to 62 African destinations. The service, launched in October 2024, introduces two new African routes: Freetown, Sierra Leone, known for its rich culture and natural beauty, and Maun, Bo… read more
As the global travel and tourism sector converges in London, Africa
is primed to command international attention at the 2024 World Travel
Market (WTM), taking place from November 5-7. WTM London, esteemed as
the leading event for travel professionals, offers an unparalleled
platform for forging partnerships, advancing collaborations, and… read more
Overland Airways Launches Direct Flights from Lagos to Freetown
Mauritania Airlines: Navigating Africa's Skies with Ambition
Brussels Airlines Expands Long-Haul Network for Summer 2025
Kigali: An Attractive Hub for Security, Investment, and Cleanliness in Africa
Sierra Leone highlights remarkable Tourism Growth at WTM London 2024
Africa’s Dynamic Presence Takes Centre Stage at WTM London 2024
Empowering Women in Tourism to Expand Africa’s Growth Potential
Ethiopian Airlines launches daily non-stop flights from Brussels to Addis Ababa
