Open for business
Ghana is considered one of the more stable countries in West Africa since its transition to multi-party democracy in 1992. Formerly known as the...
Under Pressure
As belts tighten and corporates find themselves under pressure to cut costs across the board, travel management companies are having to work even harder...
More than a stopover
As the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the largest of the seven UAE member emirates, there should be no reason for Abu...
Putting on the brakes
With travel budgets under tighter scrutiny than ever before, car rental agencies are feeling the pinch of price-conscious corporate consumers.
“The market is under enormous...
Geneva – European Cool
Being a European city with banking and diplomacy at its core has given Geneva a rather staid reputation. But scratch the surface and you...
Behind the curve
Is the prospect of ‘open skies’ in Africa a possibility, or is it just pie in the sky? Kate Kennedy investigates
The International Air Transport...
Be Different
It used to be enough in the conference – or ‘events’ – space for suppliers to offer a large-enough venue and a few basic supplies at a reasonable price to secure clients.
Here to stay
There was a time, not all that long ago, when a travel management company (TMC) was little more than a booking agent, taking care...
Poised for Growth
It’s no coincidence that two of Africa’s biggest economies – Nigeria and South Africa – lead the way in terms of the continent’s most...
Bouncing back
It’s been a challenging few years for Nigeria, but there are positive signs that this African superpower is bouncing back.
Nigeria has been referred to...
New kind of luxury
If luxury or ‘premium’ travel is not what it used to be, what does that mean for the traveller of today and the traveller of
DURBAN
OVERVIEW
Durban might be seen as one of the major centres of tourism in South Africa, but it also has the country’s busiest port, along...