FlySafair introduces priority boarding
FlySafair has introduced a priority boarding system for passengers wishing to avoid the crowds on their aircraft
Technology will help protect ‘Travel Bubbles’ from popping
In 2020, new vocabulary has seeped into global consciousness. From ‘new normal’ to the more practical yet equally disliked ‘social distancing’, the additions to...
Arik adds flights to Douala
Arik Air has increased frequency on its Lagos-Douala service via Cotonou from four to six weekly flights
Sisters doing it for themselves
Yes, it is a man’s world. Well, at least it used to be, and if you look at the African business travel industry, a host of powerful women have made their mark on a traditionally male-dominated space, and changed the landscape significantly. Business Traveller Africa takes a closer look at the top women in travel.
Mali
Mali's economic structure centers on agriculture and fishing. Some of its prominent natural resources include gold, being the third largest producer of gold in the African continent, and salt. About half the population lives below the international poverty line of $1.25 a day.
New Air France cabins fly to Bangui
Since 1 September, Air France customers have been able to travel to Bangui (Central African Republic) from Paris-Charles de Gaulle, on board a Boeing 777-200 equipped with new long-haul travel cabins
Q&A: A Need for Structure
It’s been a tumultuous few months for Nigeria, but the country remains an African economic powerhouse, as well as a major business travel destination. Fact Box chief executive Babajide Ogunsanwo joined Business Traveller Africa for a chat about the country’s travel market.
Qatar to offer direct flights to Maputo
Qatar Airways will upgrade to non-stop B787 Dreamliner service three times weekly between Doha and Mozambique from 27 March
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Mantis to open Lagos hotel
The Mantis Collection has expanded its portfolio into West Africa with The George Hotel – its first hotel in Lagos – due to open later this year