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Flight Centre Travel Group has appointed FCM Mummy Maphojang GM in South Africa and South African corporate traveler GM Herman Horns. Mafojane joined FCM in 2014 as a travel manager, steadily increasing his ranks, holding key positions such as area leaders and productive operations leaders. In her new role, she expands the relationship between FCM and its clients, focusing on customer relationships, and expands data-driven insights. Mafojane emphasized the evolution of corporate travel in South Africa and establishing a balance between innovative digital solutions and traditional service models. “Our customers are increasingly tech-savvy. They want a seamless and efficient booking…
Financing bankable projects to accelerate industrialization and sustainability – Tourism News Africa
Windhock, Namibia, March 10, 2025 – The African Development Bank (AFDB) and the World Bank jointly announced a groundbreaking initiative committed to reconstructing Africa's energy landscape and accelerating green industrialization. With AFDB winning US$18.2 billion and the World Bank pledged to raise up to $40 billion, this ambitious effort is poised to unlock new pathways for growth, investment and green energy innovation. These substantial commitments are expected to catalyze further investments from private sector stakeholders, including sovereign wealth funds, private equity companies, and venture capitalists. The goal is to establish a solid financial foundation that allows Africa to harness the…
EasyJet Rules that allow you to see your booking cancelled or boarding denied | Travel News | Travel
EasyJet says people's flight or holiday bookings can be cancelled after payment is postpaid under certain conditions.The airline's website details a comprehensive set of terms and conditions, with one section deciding to “cancellation of bookings for specific actions.” According to EasteJet, the Company “reserves the right to cancel” flights or other reservations, denied boarding, or “takes other measures to protect us and our systems, with or without prior notice.””This action may be taken if the cardholder contact information cannot be provided on request to perform a security check. The cardholder did not permit or dispute payments and/or claims that the…
Lesser-known Turkish town fetishes should be on the radar for their next holiday. A flight just four hours from London, the coastal town has secluded beaches, busy markets and historic locations. Located in Turkey's Mula province, Fethiye benefits from the warm climate throughout the year, making it the perfect holiday destination for Britons chasing the sun even in the end of winter. Temperatures in the town are expected to reach 24°C this weekend, with clear skies and minimal winds expected. Like the nice weather, visitors to Fethiye can enjoy many activities, from relaxing days on the beach to visiting historic…
Antoine Wilson worked as an air traffic controller in Miami for 15 years before taking leave last August. “I'm burned out,” Wilson said. “I feel you don't have a life, and I've been a short staffer since I started my career.” Wilson is also the owner of travel agency Ad Elite Travels and co-founder and CEO of Melanated Safaris, a tour operator that offers a variety of vacation products at Zanzibar. He launched two companies while he was an air traffic controller, but at the end of last summer he began to focus on two travel businesses full time. It…
Major new airports opposed to the background of forests and mountains are set up to boost travel to Bhutan's South Asian country. Jeref International Airport is scheduled to open in 2029 and will be the second international airport in the landlocked country.The 68,000 square metre terminal welcomes 5.5 million passengers by 2065. It is designed by Big in collaboration with aviation engineering company NACO.Big Founder's Bjarke Ingels said the designers chose the diagram structure from the natural landscapes of the airport, which resemble “a distant stylized mountain range.” Local artisans are involved in creating intricate wooden sculptures depicting the dragons…
The Hokkaido cardboard, an island in northern Japan, is an attractive blend of urban sophistication and natural splendor. Despite countless attractions, tourists are less frequent compared to bustling cities like Tokyo, offering visitors a quieter, authentic Japanese experience.The upper row is surrounded by breathtaking mountain ranges that beckon outdoor enthusiasts all year round. Accessible via a scenic ropeway, Mount Moiwa offers panoramic views of the city and its lush surroundings. In winter, nearby Taine and Koksai ski resorts offer excellent slopes for skiing and snowboarding, while in summer they turn these areas into shelters for hikers and nature lovers.Beyond the…
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) awards the Aviation Operator Certificate (AOC) to the Aviation Airlines Falcon Aerospace Restrictions and runs business as Vivajets.AOCs allow airlines or charter operators to use aircraft for commercial purposes. “We are pleased to announce that airlines are being promoted,” said Chukwuerika Achum, CEO of the airline. “We are pleased to announce that the NCAA has awarded the AOC in January 2025, which is an essential milestone for becoming Africa's largest and most efficient business aviation provider.Sponsored ads “This certification from our home country makes business aviation more accessible and further strengthens our ability to…
Delta has warned of potential changes in air travel trends and “softer, closer demand” to lower fiscal expectations for the first quarter. The initial approval from major US airlines is linked to US President Donald Trump's tariffs on longtime trading partners, and the fear of a recession affects airline revenue expectations. And it was a potentially ominous sign from the Delta, previously saying it was riding on “acceleration” premiums and international demand in the first quarter. Before making an announcement at the JPMorgan meeting on March 11, Delta said it expects first quarter revenue to increase by 3-4% year-on-year compared…
As part of the 10th edition celebration, We Are Africa plans to amplify the market by adding one day to its exclusive event in Cape Town. Our Africa is energizing the diversity and caliber of suppliers in high-end African travel spaces. Every May, the Trailblazer tribes, Africa, show the passion and purpose that really sets high-end African travel apart. This year, We Are Africa is proud to present We Are We Are Africa Local. This is a chance for South Africa-based luxury trade experts to connect with top African suppliers on the day under one roof. A new platform for…