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Morocco has once again
reaffirmed its position as one of Africa's fastest-growing aviation
markets, with its airports handling an impressive 18.83
million passengers during the first half of 2026, an 8.83
percent increase compared to the same period a year earlier. The latest
figures, released by the country's National… read more
Travel
professionals across sub-Saharan Africa need to take careful note of a
significant new health screening requirement introduced by South African
authorities. The Department of Health
confirmed on 17 July 2026 that all passengers arriving in South Africa
who have spent time in Uganda or the Democratic Repu… read more
One
of Cape Town's most photographed coastal landmarks is entering an
important new chapter. Visitors planning a trip to
Muizenberg Beach in the coming months will
notice fresh changes as construction advances into the next phase of the
broader beachfront transformation. The four remaining colourful beach
huts on the… read more
Bontebok National Park reopens in phases from 01
August 2026 following the widespread flood damage that
forced its closure in May. South African National Parks (SANParks) has
confirmed that the beloved Western Cape reserve will once again welcome
overnight visitors, campers and hiking enthusiasts, marking a positive
st… read more
In
a move being widely welcomed across the continent's travel industry,
South Africa has officially reaffirmed its
visa-free entry policy for citizens of 22 African
countries, offering a significant boost to regional
tourism, business travel, and cultural exchange. For eligible passport
holders, this… read more
Visitors
preparing to explore South Africa's world-renowned Kruger
National Park in the coming days and weeks can breathe
easy. Despite a fire that damaged a maintenance warehouse in the
Skukuza area on the evening of Saturday, 18
July 2026, there is no indication that guest experiences or scheduled
… read more
South
Africa's domestic aviation landscape is set to gain a valuable new
lifeline as regional carrier CemAir
prepares to resume scheduled services between Johannesburg
and Richards Bay from 1 November 2026. The announcement
has been warmly received across the travel trade, offering both leisure
and b… read more
Nigeria's
dynamic aviation sector is set for another exciting shake-up as
low-cost carrier ValueJet prepares to
introduce Boeing 737 aircraft into its
fleet, marking a bold departure from its current all-Bombardier CRJ
operation. The move signals a major turning point for the young airline,
which has… read more
Swiss leisure carrier
Edelweiss has unveiled an ambitious
expansion of its winter 2026/2027 flight programme, introducing
additional frequencies, extended operating seasons, and greater seat
capacity on some of its most sought-after holiday routes. For Africa's
travel trade, this development signals fresh opportunities… read more
After
more than a decade in the wilderness of global distribution,
Air Zimbabwe has made a dramatic return to
the world stage. The Zimbabwean flag carrier has signed a new agreement
with Travelport, restoring its presence on
one of the world's leading global distribution systems for the first
time in… read more
Morocco's Airports Soar Past 18.8 Million Passengers in H1 2026, Signalling Continental Momentum
South Africa Introduces New Health Screening for Arrivals from Uganda and DRC Amid Ebola Alert
Muizenberg's Iconic Beach Huts to Be Rebuilt as Cape Town Fast-Tracks Coastal Upgrade
Bontebok National Park to reopen from 01 August 2026 after flood recovery
CemAir Reopens Johannesburg–Richards Bay Route, Unlocking Zululand's Safari and Beach Appeal
ValueJet Bets Big on Boeing 737s to Unlock New West and Central African Routes
Edelweiss Boosts Winter 2026/27 Schedule: Extra Flights to Maldives, Sri Lanka and Longer Namibia Se
Air Zimbabwe Rejoins Global GDS via Travelport Ahead of Historic London Gatwick Relaunch
