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SATSA, the voice of inbound tourism, and Fair Trade Tourism (FTT), the symbol of a good holiday, have announced a strategic partnership to promote responsible tourism practices across South Africa. The partnership aims to strengthen the competitiveness of South African tourism businesses by providing practical tools and guidance to implement responsible tourism practices that meet the growing international demand for sustainable travel experiences. The purpose is Rachel Nkusele, Chair of SATSA’s Responsible Tourism Committee, said: This allows us to provide our members with critical tools to meet the demands of an evolving global market while benefiting local communities. ” Lisa…

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Dublin, January 27, 2025 (Globe Newswire) – “Middle East and African Civil Aviation Fuel Market, Country, Competition, Prediction and Machinery, 2020-2030” reports have been added to the service of ResearchandMarkets.com Ta.The Middle East and African private aircraft fuel markets are estimated to be $ 12.98 billion in 2024 and are expected to reach $ 26,120 million by 2030, with CAGRs 12.19%. The growth of the market is mainly driven by the rapid growth of the Middle East and African aviation industries promoted by increasing air demand, steady tourism, domestic and international and international operations. In 2024, the Jet A1 fuel…

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AirAsia X was given even more time to complete the acquisition of the AirAsian Airlines Group to finalize the conditions for financing contracts. Air Asia X said that AirAsia X reached an agreement with AirAsia's Capital A and an extension of two months, and this is “all aspects” of the contract. He said that it was a “realistic step” to guarantee that it would be “paying attention.” The company will also “finalize the final condition” of a private recruitment proposal to raise a total of $ 1 billion ($ 220 billion) with a specific investor. In October, AirAsia X shareholders…

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Months of careful planning, and weddings often take more than a year, all culminate in the big day. Everything is in place: the decor, the flowers, the seating, the carefully crafted menu. But as the skies darken and the first rain begins to fall, a good old thunderstorm threatens to disrupt all those plans. This is a scenario that many brides, party planners, and event organizers dread, but with the right approach, rain doesn't have to spell disaster. Weather is often out of everyone's control when it comes to hosting an unforgettable event. Onwaba Gonyola, director of Brahman Hills, said:…

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The Korean Air and Railway Accident Investigation Board (ARAIB) has released a preliminary report on the accident. Jeju Air An accident in December claimed the lives of 179 people on board the company's Boeing 737-800. This confirmed that both recorders had stopped minutes before the plane crash, and that bird feathers and blood stains were found on both engines. deadly go-around In a brief overview of the flight history, ARAIB detailed: Jeju Air flight 7C2216 operated by a Boeing 737-800 registered as HL8088, took off from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to Muan International Airport (MWX) on December 29, 2024 at…

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Sun International's newly appointed central office sales director, Andrew Camp, has been tasked with increasing market share and maximizing the revenue potential of the hospitality business. With a Diploma in Marketing and Business Management from the Institute of Marketing Management and 30 years of sales and marketing experience – 14 within Hospitality Sales – Camp first joined Sun International in 2018 as International Sales Director. “During the pandemic, Andrew led the team through some of the toughest times facing the inbound leisure industry. Since then, our international sales team has turned from strength to strength and remained lean. “We thank…

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The Korean authorities will publish a provisional report on the accident on December 29, and will carry out a “full investigation” for fatal accidents caused by Jeju Airlines Boeing 737-800. A report on the 7C2216 flight announced on January 27 was submitted to ICAO, but also to US, France and Thai investigations. It covers many of the content that the investigator explained to the crash victims two days ago, including evidence of a bird collision. The aircraft (HL8088) operated the launch of Bangkok, and overlooked the runway after the emergency landing. The crashed embankment with a localizer antenna mount was…

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Johannesburg -The world mining industry is preparing for the mining of Indiva 2025, so it is not just a main stage or industry trading, but a fierce competition over hotel rooms. The accommodation market in Cape Town has been selling out of the Cape Town International Convention Center (CTICC), with an immeasurable pressure prior to the February event. The remaining people are conducting a sudden fee, and companies and travel buyers are scrambled to secure options suitable for representatives. “Mining Indaba has always been competitive in securing accommodation,” explains Lebogang Ntoagae, a corporate traveler supplier partnership director. “But this year…

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South Korean Airlines' first two Airbus A350-900 participated in commercial services, and his career first deployed on short-range flights. The first two A350 of the 33 examples began operating twice a day between Seoul Incheon and Osaka, and between Seoul Incheon and Fukuoka. According to SkyTeam career, the A350 is first deployed on a Japanese flight and operates in Taipei in March. By the second half of this year, Korean Airlines will deploy them on long -range European flights, including Madrid and Rome. Korean first announced the intention of ordering the A350 in March 2024. After a month, I made…

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DUBAI, January 23, 2025 (WAM) – The General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has achieved outstanding recognition at the 2025 Middle East and North Africa Stevie Awards, winning seven awards including four gold and three silver. We have secured prestigious awards.This milestone highlights GCAA's unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation and leadership in shaping the future of the region's aviation sector. This year's Awards Edition witnessed intense competition, with over 1,100 entries from a variety of sectors, highlighting the high level of competitiveness and further elevating the importance of GCAA's achievements. Gold awards include Most Innovative Sustainability Leader of the Year, which…

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