Monthly Archives: January 2018
Jumia Travel launches the second edition of African Travel Awards
Jumia Travel will host the second edition of the Africa Travel Awards on January 25 and for the 2018 installment, the ceremony will be...
City of Cape Town: Let’s paint this city green
The City of Cape Town has launched its water map and has issued a call on all to paint Cape Town green with their...
SanParks addresses safety concerns in Table Mountain National Park
Table Mountain National Park is an urban park, surrounded by a City with more than 5 million residents. At least 75% of the Park...
Tropical Cyclone Berguitta – what you need to know
Tour operators and resorts in Mauritius are on high alert, as the tropical cyclone 'BERGUITTA' is heading to the island.
The tropical cyclone is...
Airbnb launches new flexible payment option
Following on its announcement in November to allow guests to easily split payments, Airbnb has now introduced its new 'Pay Less Up Front' flexible...
Tropical cyclone Berguitta: Air Mauritius moves flights forward
Air Mauritius has confirmed that in light of Tropical Cyclone Berguitta and following the latest weather reports, that it has taken the decision to...
Lusaka to be developed as a Southern Africa aviation hub
Ethiopian Airlines, has confirmed that it has finalised a shareholders agreement with the Government of Zambia for the re-launch of Zambia Airways. The Government...
Air travel to remain affordable for South Africans in 2018
South African budget airline, FlySafair, believes that despite predictions that global travel prices would rise sharply over the coming year; South Africans can continue...
Zambia cholera outbreak slows
Zambia has relaxed rules imposed to curb the spread of the cholera outbreak in the country as the number of new cases being reported...
Tropical cyclone Berguitta threatens Indian Ocean holiday hotspots
As Tropical Cyclone Berguitta intensifies in the souther Indian Ocean, there is growing concern that it is to have a significant impact on the...