Monthly Archives: April 2018
Joon flies to Cape Town
Air France's subsidiary, Joon operated its first flight to Cape Town in South Africa earlier this week.
Customers on this flight discovered Joon’s newly...
La Rive Villa opens in Cape Winelands
Cape winelands villa, La Rive Franschhoek has opened for exclusive-use bookings.
Situated in private gardens on 2,5 acres of land, the traditional, privately owned...
African travel trade, New York wants to meet with you!
NYC: The Official Guide is heading to Cape Town for WTM Africa in April and have set their sights on the African travel trade.
NYC...
Online payments reduces waiting times at Tanzania National Parks
EXIM Tanzania has launched a new collection system where registered Tanzania National Parks Authority (TANAPA) tour operators can now make online payments from their...
AccorHotels acquires 50% stake in Mantis Group
AccorHotels has announced a strategic partnership with the South Africa-based Mantis Group, which sees the former acquiring a 50% stake in the group which...
More strikes on the cards for Air France?
Following an update published on the Air France website earlier this week, notifying travellers of potential strike action on April 7, 10 and 11,...
RwandAir teams up with Question Coffee
RwandAir and Question Coffee have announced a ground breaking partnership to serve Rwandan specialty coffee on all of RwandAir flights with over 2 million...
GO!Durban prepares to launch later this year
This year marks a significant milestone for the city of Durban as the eThekwini Municipality prepares for the much-anticipated start of service of the...
Tanzania plans to revive national carrier
Tanzania this week received the third of six aircraft in an effort to revive its state-owned carrier, Air Tanzania, after first announcing plans to...
SAASA takes firm stance on captive wildlife welfare
The South African Animal Sanctuary Alliance (SAASA) has broken its ties with Fair Trade Tourism (FTT) following the announcement of the organisation’s captive wildlife...