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Ghana's Dzifa Gomashie leads tourism; Turkish Airlines boosts Tanzania flights; AfroFuture 2025 calendar bridges African heritage with U.S. audiences.
Uganda Airlines faces $64M loss; Kenyan travel tech gets $4.5M funding; 2025 MICE trends emphasize sustainability, authenticity, and small-scale luxury.
Ethiopian Airlines renews pharma transport certification; educational tourism to surpass $1 trillion, Kenya Airways excels in sustainability efforts.
Namibia Tourism denies fraud claims; PCMA highlights global event trends; UFI unveils 2025 regional conferences in Melbourne, Cairo, and Thessaloniki.
Tunisia hits 10.25M tourists in 2024; Erasmus joins SA Tourism, and Kano's new commerce chief vows business growth.
Accor hits milestones in global luxury; Morocco overtakes Egypt in tourism; ATM 2025 hones in on aviation’s next frontier.
Ethiopian debuts A350-1000 on Dulles route; AAXO ROAR entries open; Turkish Airlines resumes flights to Benghazi with special fares.
Hilton celebrates team achievements; African airline demand spikes by 12.4%; WiT Africa 2025 focuses on next-gen travel trends.
Tourism gets a boost with SA's new COO; Henley Passport Index ranks 2025's best and worst; Port Harcourt gears up for a major transformation.
Ecotourism set for $829.8B by 2035; Tangier offers budget-friendly Moroccan escapes; SITA bolsters global airport manager training program.
Africa sees ecotourism surge; Ethiopian Airlines amplifies domestic connectivity; Mauritius launches zero-waste initiative for sustainable tourism.
Plan your 2025 meetings industry calendar now! This guide lists key events from January 12th (PCMA Convening Leaders) through December 11th (IAEE Expo!).
NAHCO extends ground handling contracts with Emirates (until 2029), Virgin Atlantic (until 2028), and Turkish Airlines (until December 2029).
Zambia expands its visa-free policy to 167 countries, effective January 1, 2025. This boosts tourism and investment, strengthening Zambia's global appeal.
Building on its success as Africa's biggest street party, Governor Otu promises an international spectacle.
Overland Airways secures Gambia's Fifth Freedom rights, launching thrice-weekly Lagos-Banjul flights via Freetown starting December 24, 2024
