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ZIMBABWE'S tourism industry, which registered US$225,7 million investments last year, has huge potential for exponential growth as investors can tap into the broad spectrum of opportunities across its sub-sectors. The Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) said this in its World Tourism Market investment prospectus relea… read more
The trouble began in October. Back then, two competitors approached the International Air Services Licensing Council IASC. The authority is responsible for allocating and withdrawing traffic rights in South Africa. And it initiated an investigation following the complaint by Airlink and Lift.
The ruling revealed that Fl… 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
Fastjet Zimbabwe, the award-winning airline has announced that it
has successfully achieved the International Air Transport Association’s … read more
Lilly Ajarova, CEO of the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), has shared her
insights from the first UN Tourism Regional Tourism Forum on Gastronomy
in Zimbabwe, held from July 26-28, in an interview with VoyagesAfriq.
The forum provided critical insights that will shape Uganda’s forthcoming 10-year tourism policy.
“One of the… read more
South Africa is set to see further growth in tourism as it aims to surpass pre-pandemic arrival levels, with significant air capacity and market developments on the horizon.
“With tourist arrivals tracking at 8.5 million in 2023, which is 83% of 2019 figures, we are confident in our trajectory for continued recovery an… read more
The flag carrier of the Kingdom of eSwatini, Eswatini Air, is set to introduce a complimentary shuttle service for all its passengers travelling to and from King Mswati III International Airport (SHO). The shuttle stops… read more
During the African Development Bank Transport Forum 2024, which took place in Abidjan, a central theme of conversation was the status of connectivity across the vast African continent. One of the main speakers was Dieudonné DUKUNDANE, who serves as the Minister of Infrastructure, Equipment, and Social Housing for Burundi. He provided a co… read more
The winners of the 5th World Culinary Awards, the global initiative to recognise and reward excellence in the culinary industry, have been announced. … read more
The Zambian government is actively pursuing an accelerated strategy to secure additional grant funding for the comprehensive, long-term refurbishment of its railway system. This system stretches from Chingola, located in the heart of the nation's copper mining region known as the Copperbelt, all the way to Livingstone, a city situa… read more
Zimbabwe's Tourism Sector Full of Opportunities
South Africa's largest airline is even threatened with license revocation
Africa’s Dynamic Presence Takes Centre Stage at WTM London 2024
Fastjet Zimbabwe achieves prestigious IOSA Registration
Uganda’s new tourism policy to embrace gastronomy following UN Tourism Forum insights
South Africa recovery gains momentum
Eswatini Air launches a complimentary shuttle service to/from King Mswati III International
Burundi Railway will be part of the rail success story in Africa
5th World Culinary Awards: South Africa named Africa's Best Culinary Destination 2024
Zambia government recaplitalizes Zambia Railways
