Changing the model
It’s been another challenging year for the airline industry, yet Comair – owners of the low-cost kulula.com brand and operators of
An Eye on West Africa
I was at the annual Africa Hotel Investment Forum in Nairobi in early October. Organised by Bench Events, which also holds similar conferences in...
ASATA column: ‘Over-tourism’ is a problem
Although it’s not a new phenomenon, over-tourism has received a lot of attention this year, with popular destinations and cities
Q&A: Air Mauritius – Solid and steady
Air Mauritius has built a reputation as a well-run African airline and important player in the industry, so it’s always a good time
Q&A: Hilton – Serious about Africa
Q: What are your thoughts on the development space in Africa?
A: I like what I see. We’ve built momentum over the last 60 years...
Q&A: Comprehensive offering
Fancourt on South Africa’s Garden Route has built a reputation as a luxury golf destination, thanks to its three award-winning
ASATA: Breaking the bonds of urgency bias
We live in a world where taking quick action is prized above many other business traits; an ability to move quickly and decisively
An Eye on West Africa
If all goes according to plan – and there are many, many people working hard to make sure that happens – an amazing new hotel
Q&A: Betting big on Zim
Zimbabwe has gone through big change in the past year, and the Chief Executive of Rainbow Tourism Group, Tendai ..
ASATA Column: Thinking of going rogue?
Do you find it easier to hop online quickly and book that deal for that Jo’burg-Cape Town flight yourself, rather than going
An Eye on West Africa
I believe that (at least for frequent travellers) the two main things you remember about a hotel stay are the food and the staff. I
Q&A: RwandAir – On the rise
RwandAir, the national carrier for Rwanda, has big plans for a piece of the global air travel market. With one of the youngest fleets