• 5 October, 2024
Malawi Eases Visa Restrictions to Boost Tourism and Trade
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Malawi has Announced Visa-Free Entry for More African Countries

In a significant move aimed at boosting tourism and trade, Malawi has announced the removal of visa restrictions for travellers

Cairo’s hospitality sector sees occupancy rates rise to 70% in November 2023
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Cairo, Egypt: Hospitality Sector Occupancy Rates Reached 70% in 2023

Egypt’s tourism numbers, soaring at about 8 times the global tourism rate of 4.5%, have been crucial in boosting overall

Airlines Increase Capacity for Africa-South America Routes as Demand Surges
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Airlines Increase Capacity for Africa-South America Routes as Demand Surges

Airlines are responding to a resurgence in demand for connectivity between Africa and South America via Brazil by increasing capacity

Africa's Visa Openness: Facilitating Continental Travel and Trade
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Africa’s Visa Openness Flourishes Facilitating Continental Travel and Trade

The Africa Visa Openness Index 2023, unveiled this week, signifies significant progress in visa openness policies across the continent. The

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Niger Repeals 2015 Anti-Migration Law That Curbed Movement Of Africans En-Route To Europe

Niger’s junta recently signed a decree to annul a 2015 law aimed at curbing migrant smuggling through a key migration

Ghana Welcomes Visitors with Non-Pre Approval Visa on Arrival for Festive Season
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Ghana Launches Visitors Visa On Arrival For Festive Season December 2023

It’s great news! Ghana is set to introduce a Non-Pre Approval Visa on Arrival for visitors from December 1, 2023,

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Jamaica: Damage from heavy rains at $409 million

Sixty-nine roads were badly affected by landslides, mudflows, downed trees, and inundation, Prime Minister Andrew Holness said. The country’s road

Ethiopian Airlines is buying the plane model that killed 346 people
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Ethiopian Airlines Buys 20 More Of The Same Plane Model That Killed 346 People

“Once bitten, twice shy,” doesn’t really apply to Africa’s biggest carrier, Ethiopian Airlines. Amid this year’s Dubai Air Show, the

Skilled Workers shortage hinders economic growth and investor confidence in South Africa
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Skilled Workers Shortage Hinders Economic Growth And Investor Confidence In South Africa

In South Africa, a crippling scarcity of skilled workers is throttling economic growth, driving potential foreign investors away. The nation’s

Wade Maya - UnOfficial Minister of Tourism Africa
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African Tourism Rebounds Strongly Despite Challenges

In a promising turn, Africa’s major tourist destinations and source markets are poised to exceed pre-pandemic values by the end