As South Africa prepares to hold the G20 summit later this year, aviation authorities are meeting at the Committee of the South Africa (BARSA) Summit Airlines (BARSA) Summit in Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, to map economic takeoffs.
Aviation is essential for driving trade, investment and tourism.
Barsa Summit brings together decision makers, policy makers and industry leaders to engage in issues that impact the sector.
Regulation, digitalization, border efficiency, airline infrastructure, interconnectivity and costume experience are some of the topics being discussed. Barsa Summit, a gathering of aviation authorities, comes when South Africa is attracting global attention.
Aviation is an economic engine through trade, investment and tourism. Mpumalanga is a tourist mecca. And strong air links are essential to growing the economy.
Balisa, Chairman of Bali Mumi Mabena, said: The airlines vary in the rooms. The Earth flying to South Africa is to sell Mpumlanga beyond Goten as a destination of choice. ”
The summit will bring together airlines, regulators, border controls and transportation and tourism sectors.
Bali Mumushi Mabena Chairman Balisa said, “The Barça 2025 theme reflects our common commitment to strengthening regulatory efficiency through strengthening digital transformation across and beyond Africa, shaping our common commitment to promoting sustainability of passenger experiences and collaboration between airport infrastructure airlines and registrators and industry stakeholds.
And South Africa's air traffic forecast shows positive signs. Dan Taylor said, “We believe that there is a very strong positive demand from Europe, the Far East and North America, and leisure is very strong. We also see difficulties like high fuel prices that affect airlines.
And I hope this will strengthen Africa's free trade agreements.
Transport Minister Barbara Cresie said, “A single African market continues to be one of the key milestones in the African aviation industry, and this policy requires multi-regulation and harmonious airspace from improving connectivity between African countries agreed to the initiative.”
The summit will end on Friday.
