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The
MICE industry—encompassing meetings,
incentives, conferences, and exhibitions—has emerged as a powerful
engine for economic transformation across Africa. With the sector valued
at approximately US\$16.6 billion in 2023
and projected to soar to nearly US\$65.6 billion by
2032, the… read more
The
United States, under the Trump administration, has enacted a sweeping
suspension of visa processing for 75
countries, with 26 African
nations included in the list. This move, effective from
21 January, primarily impacts would-be immigrants seeking US “green
cards,” but may also extend to certain … read more
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Africa’s Airlink is positioning itself for
a new phase of international connectivity, having applied for a license
amendment to market flights between
Johannesburg and three of Europe’s most
prominent aviation gateways: Paris, Frankfurt, and
London. Rather than launching its ow… read more
The
seasonal return of Norse Atlantic Airways
to South Africa marks a significant development for the region’s
aviation landscape, as the Norwegian low-cost, long-haul carrier
confirms its third consecutive year of nonstop flights between
London Gatwick (LGW) and Cape
Town International Airpo… read more
Persistent
heavy rainfall across Limpopo and
Mpumalanga has led to significant disruptions in Kruger
National Park, with the Crocodile Bridge
Gate now officially closed as of January 14, 2026. The
closure comes after water levels at the Crocodile River bridge reached
critical heights… read more
The
upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised to
be a milestone moment not only for African football but also for the
continent’s positioning within the global tourism arena. For the first
time, Africa will be represented by a minimum of nine
national teams—including Morocco, Ghana,
South Africa… read more
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Africa’s Airlink has taken a decisive step
to reinforce its operational resilience by acquiring two
Embraer E190 aircraft from specialist
lessor TrueNoord, with the transfer finalized in December 2025. This
strategic move is designed to address ongoing global
supply chain disruptions… read more
The
December 2024 Christmas travel season
brought Nigeria’s aviation sector into sharp focus, revealing a
landscape marked by both persistent challenges and emerging
opportunities. As festive demand surged across the continent, Nigeria’s
airlines and airports struggled to keep pace with the momentum seen in
other sub… read more
The arrival of a freshly acquired Airbus
A320-200 at Johannesburg on January 13, 2026 marks
another significant step in South African Airways’ (SAA)
ongoing fleet renewal strategy. This latest addition,
sourced from the established pool of pre-owned aircraft, demonstrates
the airline’s pragmatic approa… read more
The Cape Town market is set for a major upgrade as
Emirates introduces its state-of-the-art
A350 aircraft on a new third daily service
between Dubai and Cape Town, effective 1 July 2026. This strategic move
marks the first time Emirates’ latest aircraft type will serve the South
African city, bringing … read more
Seven Strategic Shifts Set to Redefine Africa’s MICE Sector and Unlock New Business Potential
US Visa Suspension Targets 75 Countries, Spares Mozambique and Select African Partners
Airlink Pursues Code-Share Strategy to Connect Johannesburg with Paris, Frankfurt, and London
Norse Atlantic Airways Extends London–Cape Town Nonstop, Boosting UK–Africa Connectivity for 2026–27
Severe Flooding Forces Crocodile Bridge Gate Closure, Stranding Visitors in Kruger National Park
Nigeria’s Aviation Faces Turbulence as Regional Peers Accelerate Growth and Modernization
South African Airways Expands Its Medium-Haul Capacity With Another Airbus A320
Emirates to Launch Next-Gen A350 on Third Daily Cape Town Route, Elevating Premium Options
