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The
Maputo-Katembe Bridge, a vital link between Maputo and
Katembe in Mozambique, is scheduled for essential
maintenance from 22:00 on May 13, 2025, to 04:00 on May 14, 2025. This
temporary closure, affecting all road traffic, is part of a proactive
infrastructure assessment and maintenance program to ensure the bridg… read more
Africa’s
aviation sector stands at a critical juncture. While
innovation and investment are
crucial, the true catalyst for transformative growth lies in the
liberalization of our skies. The current reality,
where intra-African travel often necessitates transiting through Europe,
highlights systemic ineffic… read more
Mozambique
has introduced a mandatory Electronic Travel Authorization
(ETA) system for travelers from 29 visa-exempt countries,
effective April 24, 2025. This new rule requires travel
agents to ensure their clients obtain an ETA at least 48 hours
before departure, adding a crucial step to the booking
process.… read more
Uganda
took center stage at the 41st edition of Africa’s Travel
Indaba in Durban, showcasing its rich tourism offerings
to a global audience of industry professionals and media. Led by
Mrs. Doreen Katusiime, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry
of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, the… read more
South
Africa’s Addo Elephant National Park, renowned for its unique
tuskless elephants and diverse wildlife, has
announced scheduled game capture operations from 12
to 16 May 2025. African travel agents are advised to
inform their clients about these temporary operational activities,
which may impact visi… read more
Zambia’s
Minister of Tourism, Hon. Rodney Sikumba, led a high-profile
delegation to Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025 in Durban,
underscoring the nation’s commitment to transforming its tourism sector
into a global powerhouse. His presence, alongside 41 Zambian
tourism operators, signaled a strategic push to attract
i… read more
Get
ready for a seismic shift in African air travel. Qatar Airways is
poised to redefine connectivity with a colossal order of 100 Boeing
widebody jets—a move set to reshape the landscape for travel
professionals across Africa. This multi-billion-dollar investment
signals a new era of expanded routes, enhanced passenger experiences,
… read more
Kigali
is currently the epicenter of African aviation, hosting the
13th AFRAA Aviation Stakeholders Convention
(ASC). This pivotal event, hosted by
RwandAir Ltd, has drawn a diverse assembly
of industry leaders, including airline executives, regulatory
authorities, and solution providers from across… read more
Nigerian
travel professionals are on the cusp of a game-changing partnership
between the National Association of Nigeria Travel
Agencies (NANTA) and Turkish
Airlines. A high-level NANTA delegation, led by President
Yinka Folami, recently concluded a five-day strategic meeting with
Turkish Airlines’ l… read more
Kenya Airways is exploring a significant
expansion in West Africa, eyeing Accra,
Ghana as a potential secondary hub. This strategic move,
proposed by Kenyan Transport Minister Davis Chirchir
during a visit to Ghana, aligns with the country's own ambitions to
revitalize its aviation sector and establish a nat… read more
Maputo-Katembe Bridge Maintenance: Travel Agent Advisory
Open Skies, Big Business: Unleashing Africa’s Aviation Potential
Uganda Showcases Tourism Potential at Africa’s Travel Indaba
Addo’s Tuskless Elephants & Capture Operations Update
Zambia’s Tourism Minister Champions Sector Growth at Africa’s Travel Indaba
Qatar Airways’ Game-Changer: New Fleet, More Africa Routes
RwandAir Hosts Key Aviation Summit, Shaping Africa’s Travel Future
NANTA-Turkish Airlines Partnership Set to Reshape Nigerian Travel
Kenya Airways Eyes Accra Hub: A Game-Changer for African Travel Agents
