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As travel trends shift towards authentic tourism, visitors are looking for an immersive experience that connects with local culture rather than focusing on traditional tourist hotspots. South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise (SCTIE) meets this need with an incredible drive-out tour exploring the natural world and heritage of the KZN South Coast. “The Great Drive Out brings visitors across tourist trails trampled by visitors and gives us a glimpse into the pristine beauty and welcoming spirit of our area's hinterland,” explains Dr. Vusumuzi Sibiya, CEO of SCTIE. “This initiative is designed to encourage the quest for a responsible, authentic heritage…

The new codeshare connects Africa to Asia through strategic contracts between Etihad Airlines and Ethiopian Airlines, increasing connectivity across two continents. Immediately, passengers from both carriers were able to book a seamless itinerary connecting major hubs such as Abu Dhabi and Addis Ababa to a wide range of international destinations. The deal is the first phase of a broader joint venture plan announced earlier this year, positioning both airlines to significantly expand their global reach. Etihad Airlines will begin operating daily flights to Addis Ababa from October 8, 2025, while Ethiopian Airlines will launch a new route from Addis Ababa…

– Static display customer aircraft include the 777-300ER, F-15 Eagle, CH-47 Chinook, KC-46 Pegasus, P-8 Poseidon le Brugett, Paris, June 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -Boeing (NYSE:BA) will focus on advances in innovation, partnerships and collaboration at the 2025 Paris Air Show. “We continue to undergo fundamental changes across Boeing to enhance safety, quality and culture, and we are steadily improving our performance,” said Boeing's president and CEO. Kelly Autoberg. “We look forward to connecting with Le Bourget's customers and partners, regaining trust and demonstrating the work we're ongoing to drive Boeing forward.” Boeing will showcase a range of commercial and defence…

house » Africa » Ethiopian Airlines celebrates 50 years of Kigali Services to strengthen Africa's aviation future through strategic partnerships and a strong global network Monday, June 9th, 2025Ethiopian Airlines proudly marks its 50 years of continuous service to Kigali, a milestone that underscores the airline's lasting role in shaping the future of aviation in Africa. Since launching the Addis Ababa-Kigali route in 1975, the airline has evolved into a critical connector between nations, promoting strategic partnerships, boosting regional integration and expanding access to more than 145 destinations around the world. In addition to celebrating decades of reliable passenger and…

June 6, 2025, Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa – The Morkur family announced the reopening of two exclusive safari houses, the Morkuru owners' home and the Morkuru River home, scheduled for September 1, 2025. In February this year, unexpected flooding caused by three months of extreme rainfall caused an overflow at the Molatedi dam. This led to the Marico River rising up to 10 meters in just 12 hours, affecting the interior of the Morkuru owners' homes and the Morkuru river homes. Fortunately, Morkur farmers remain open and unaffected by the flood. The event was a very emotional moment for…

Civil aviation is no longer an exclusive reserve of ultra-rich individuals and corporate elites. It has evolved into an infrastructure that is important for emerging markets. Civil aircraft, part of Africa, the Middle East and Asia, are increasingly relying on bridging infrastructure gaps, enabling rapid business mobility and supporting sovereign operations. From resource-rich regions with limited commercial routes to fast-growing economies seeking agile executive travel, there is an increasing demand for customized point-to-point aviation solutions. With increasing geopolitical complexity and contradicting traditional air travel in many regions, civil aviation is becoming a strategic need, not just convenience. Maj Aviation is…

British tourists heading to Croatia's popular Balkan country were urged to stay vigilant when visiting the beach due to invasive species packed with painful, dangerous stab wounds. Previously, only sporadic appearances were made, but Pterois Miles was firmly established in the Adriatic Sea as of 2024, according to marine experts at the Institute of Marine Fisheries at Split.According to Jutarnji listthe Institute has confirmed that the species, also known as the common lionfish, is currently permanently resident of the Balkan region. Between June 2024 and January 2025, 122 demon fire sightings were recorded along the East Coast, highlighting the extent…

Proflight Zambia is strengthening its position as a major facilitator of Mouse (meetings, incentives, meetings, events) with the aim of establishing Zambia as a regional hub for business tourism. The airline works with corporate organizations, tourism operators and professional organizations to provide cost-effective and adaptable travel solutions, including discounted fares and group bookings, for both national and regional markets, including Johannesburg and Cape Town. To support this effort, Proflight introduced a dedicated mouse calendar and internal tracker to align flight schedules with major national events and exhibitions. The airline already supports many important gatherings, including the Eden Travel Show in…

Spanish weather experts predict “severe heat” this week after the public began to burn with temperatures above 40°C over the weekend. On Sunday, June 8th, parts of Sevilla and Cordoba were exposed to temperatures above 42c.And in a previous update on Twitter X, Spanish national weather agency Aemet today said “the upcoming weather will be more typical of “July” with 'extreme heat', with an exception. Originally in Spanish, “Temperatures will be typical of July, except that Wednesdays and Thursdays will be normal.”Today and tomorrow, we are expecting intense heat, with highs above 36c in the central and inland areas of…

British tourists are reportedly turning their backs in Mallorca's popular seaside town. Instead, they choose to visit Benidorm, which is reportedly “more welcome.”According to Miguel Perez-Marsa, president of the Abone Nightclub and Entertainment Association in Mallorca, Holidaymakers now feel “deviled” at Magaluf. The town on the west coast of Mallorca is known as a major tourist destination, but is currently visited by French and Italian tourists who are less interested in parties than the British. Perez Marza told Diario de Mallorca that young British tourists had been “steamed” from the town after clearing out the once lively party strip.More British…