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Africa Adapts and Innovates in Business Travel
African travel businesses are responding proactively to the changing dynamics of the global travel market. With U.S. policies creating new challenges, African travel professionals are adapting their strategies and exploring new avenues for growth.
One key response is the diversification of markets and p… read more
Tanzania-UK Collaboration: New Horizons for African Travel
Tanzania and the United Kingdom are forging closer ties, exploring new avenues for cooperation in trade, investment, and tourism. This strengthened partnership presents exciting prospects for African travel agents seeking to tap into the growing UK travel market.
Ambassador Said Shaib Mussa, … read more
DRC Airport Revamp: Kinshasa Hub Takes Off
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is embarking on a transformative \$500 million modernization of Kinshasa-N’djili International Airport. This ambitious project, spearheaded by US firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) and INFRAROSE, is set … read more
Entebbe Airport Shake-Up: 152 Staff Dismissed in Anti-Corruption Drive
In a decisive move to tackle corruption and improve efficiency, Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has ordered the dismissal of 152 staff members at Entebbe International Airport. This sweeping action aims to address concerns about irregular recruitment practices and allegations of bribery and extortion… read more
US Visa Shortened to 3 Months: Uganda Agent Alert
African travel agents need to be aware of a significant change in US visa policy affecting Ugandan travelers. The validity of non-immigrant visas for Ugandans has been drastically reduced from a potential two years or more down to just three months. This shift, confirmed by the US Embassy in… read more
Business Travel Boom: Africa Poised for Growth
A new report from Euromonitor International reveals a surge in global business travel, creating exciting prospects for African travel agents. The study, commissioned by travel management company Navan, forecasts global business travel spending to reach nearly US\$2.9 trillion by 2029… read more
NATOP Spearheads Nigeria’s Tourism Revival Under Bolaji Mustapha
Bolaji Mustapha, President of the National Association of Tour Operators (NATOP), has been hailed as a transformative force in Nigerian tourism. Her dynamic leadership, marked by grace, conviction, and tireless commitment, has revitalized the association and positioned it as a key driver of the nation’s tourism re… read more
South African Airports Shine in Global Rankings
South Africa’s airports have demonstrated exceptional performance in the latest AirHelp Score 2025, a global airport ranking renowned for its comprehensive methodology and passenger-centric approach. This achievement underscores South Africa’s commitment to delivering high-quality travel experiences and present… read more
Sky Pins Tours & Travel Scam: Lessons for African Travel Professionals
A massive travel scam has rocked Uganda’s travel sector, impacting over 350 individuals and causing losses exceeding Shs1.75 billion. The perpetrator, Christian Asiimwe, operating under the alias Don Chris, ran Skypins Tours and Travel, a fraudulen… read more
Nigeria’s MMIA Lagos: Security & Efficiency Upgrades Boost Travel Experience
Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in Lagos, a critical hub for African travel, is undergoing significant transformations aimed at enhancing security, streamlining operations, and improving the overall passenger experience. A recent joint visit by the heads of the Federal Air… read more
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