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house » Airline News » Egyptair will work together with SITA to upgrade its core travel systems and digital frameworks. Everything you need to know about this strategic leap in global aviation innovation Tuesday, May 20th, 2025Strengthening Egypt's aviation future: network advancement and impact on global travelIn a major step towards technological change, Egypt, one of the most established airlines in the Middle East and Africa, has begun strategically strengthening its network infrastructure. The move is seen as a pivotal component of the airline's broader efforts to improve operational efficiency, enhance system resilience, and improve passenger experiences on both regional…

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Tanzania had impressively surpassed its target of attracting 5 million tourists by 2025, and by April of that year it had welcomed 5.3 million visitors. The results represent a 7% increase over the original target, reaching three months before the end of the fiscal year, indicating the country's rapid growth and rise in status as Africa's best travel destination. After the global turmoil caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Tanzania's tourism sector has demonstrated exceptional resilience and recovery. This success comes from targeted promotional campaigns, infrastructure strengthening, and strategic collaborations that effectively pulled visitors from around the world, with a steady…

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(Left fr) Rev. Stephen Arthur, acting DG of GCAA. (3rd from right) Aib Boss, John Wumborti's performance Nigerian Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Festus Kheiamo is seeking a full institutionalization of the Banjul Accord Group (BAG) and is aiming to transform it into a permanent and well-built entity.At the opening of the 18th Overall Bag Session held in Abuja from May 19-21, 2025, Keyamo highlighted the group's achievements of strengthening aviation safety, operational efficiency and regulatory oversight across the region. He praised Bag's role in ensuring compliance with international best practices and promoting regional cooperation.Keyamo urged stakeholders to help…

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house » Tourist News » There is a bold new era of African Aviation, leading the way in Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea-Conacree, Cape Verde and Gambia, and the rapid and unstoppable launch of Africa's single aviation market Tuesday, May 20, 2025The launch of the Single African Air Market (SAAM) tells the historical and transformative moment of African Airlines driven by the unwavering commitment of Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea-Conacree, Cape Verde and Gambia. This bold new initiative aims to break through years of barriers to the continental aviation sector and pave the way for a more interconnected,…

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How this generation is rediscovering the beauty of art in nature Are art and sculptures relics from a bygone era, or will this generation simply attract them in a different way? Research shows that millennials and Gen Z Value have a participatory and engaging museum experience, often looking for art that promotes social interaction and personal connections. Art Curator Tyron Selmon-Butler, Art Eye Gallery, says that while traditional brick and mortar galleries are still highly sought after, younger audiences are looking for more immersive, interactive and unconventional experiences. And one of the most powerful settings of this rethinked way of…

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Getty Images(Credit: Getty Images)The decline in trust in airline safety, the detention of an increase in US citizens as they re-enter the country and increase anti-American sentiment overseas, is rethinking summer travel.Travel abroad used to be a little bit more phased Mary S. American marketing professionals estimate that they will cross the border twice a year from their home in southern Arizona to visit nearby Los Argodons in Mexico. She also planned to attend a conference in Canada this summer. But after seeing the drastic new policies enacted by US President Donald Trump in the past three months and seeing…

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Rethinking the African exhibition model for the new generation Johannesburg, May 19, 2025 – Gen Z, the fastest growing demographic in the workforce, often gets a bad rap. They are called everything from “work-shy” to “unreliable” and “intolerance towards outdated policies.” In reality, they are shaking things more than any generation before them. Prioritize job satisfaction, fair rewards, work-life balance and mental health. And their influence is having an impact. We need to look at the events industry where traditional event formats are being replaced by immersive, interactive, and purpose-driven experiences that reflect Gen Z's values ​​and digitally native behavior.…

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Aircraft tag marketThe global aircraft tag market is expected to expand from US$49.6 billion in 2023 to US$85.7 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 8.1% during the forecast period. This growth is driven by an increase in air traffic, an expansion of airport infrastructure, and a major shift towards environmentally friendly, technically advanced ground support equipment.♦Competitive landscape and regional demandKey players such as Textron Inc., John Bean Technologies Corp, Tronair, Inc., Trepel Airport Equipment GmbH and TLD Group are at the forefront of innovation, focusing on electrical and hybrid tags that meet the evolving demands of the aviation industry.…

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A spokesperson told Business Insider that the airline will implement a “industrial safety policy” on May 28th. “We will no longer be allowed to use portable charging devices while they are stored in bags or overhead bins,” they added. “For the Southwest, nothing is more important than customer and employee safety.” Since last week, passengers checking in flights on the Southwest app have received a pop-up notification warning about portable charging devices. Reddit users shared screenshots from the app. “If you are using a power bank during a flight, please leave your bag out of sight. Do not charge the…

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Umhlathuze is proud to announce the holding of the 3rd Annual Tourism Investment Forum Africa (TIFA) 2025, which will be held in the coastal city of Richards Bay. The event is set to serve as a dynamic platform that shines a spotlight on the broader regional reputation as an investment location with transformative infrastructure projects and gateways to Zululand and Maputaland's premier tourist destinations. Located in the heart of Kwazulu-Natal, the city of Umhlathuze offers a unique blend of natural beauty, economic vitality and world-class infrastructure. With its strategic access to major global trade routes and a rapidly diversifying economy,…

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