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| November 01, 2023 |
Mauritius: In the water, by the water & on the water |
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As an island destination, Mauritius certainly does not lack water-oriented or water-based activities. From a submarine safari to a catamaran cruise and from beach to a bay, the tropical paradise has it all.
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South African Tourism Minister wants visa
waiver for India & China |
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To boost tourism from China and India, South Africa should ease the visa requirements or completely waive off visas, says South African Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille.
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WTTC declares lineup of speakers for 23rd Global Summit in Rwanda
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The WTTC has declared its global lineup of speakers at the upcoming 23rd Global Summit in Rwanda, which will host many diversified voices including not just industry leaders and government officials, but also Ivorian footballing legend Didier Drogba.
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African carrier Airlink to expand services in
Zambia, Botswana
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Independent regional airline Airlink has announced launch of additional frequencies to Zambia and Botswana and has also opened its offices in both the countries.
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Yale launches initiative to preserve
African cultural heritage
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In order to support the preservation of cultural heritage in Africa, the Yale University is launching a programme to train the professionals of museums and cultural institutions.
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South Africa hosts BRICS Tourism Ministers’ Meeting
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At the Tourism Ministers’ meeting in Cape Town, the BRICS countries decided to promote intra-BRICS travel, with focus on sustainable and inclusive tourism recovery.
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Etihad Airways to launch daily direct flights
to Nairobi from Abu Dhabi
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Etihad Airways will add Nairobi to the list of destinations it serves in Africa with the launch of a daily direct flight from Abu Dhabi to Nairobi from May 2024. The flight to further boost airline connectivity between India and East Africa.
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Rwanda to set up CEAS, a cutting-edge
aviation training facility
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Rwanda will construct a new, cutting-edge aviation training school to train about 500 students per year. The Centre of Excellence for Aviation (CEAS) will open in 2025 and cost over USD 53 million.
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