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Africa: Somalia Reintroduces IATA Ticketing Settlement System After 35 Years
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsSomalia has reintroduced the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) after 35 years, giving the country’s travel trade renewed access to a central system for processing …
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Tourism: East Africa Eyes Single Tourist Visa to Boost AFCON 2027 Travel Revenue
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsKenya, Tanzania and Uganda are considering a common tourist visa ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), in a move aimed at simplifying cross-border travel and unlocking tourism …
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Africa: Zanzibar Tourism Set for Boost as Airline Seat Capacity Rises 33%
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsZanzibar is expected to record a 33% increase in available airline seats over the next six months, signalling stronger air connectivity for the Indian Ocean destination, according to tourism intelligence …
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Africa: Pathfinders CEO Seeks Stronger Public-Private Partnerships to Protect Transport Investments
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsNkechi Onyenso, Managing Director and Chief Executive of Pathfinders International Limited, has called for stronger collaboration between government and private sector operators to develop resilient transport systems, attract investment and …
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Africa: FG, Bi-Courtney Deal Set to Unlock Jobs, Complete Hotel and Conference Centre
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsThe resolution of the dispute surrounding Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), Hotel and Conference Center, Lagos, is expected to unlock new investment opportunities and create quality jobs the terminal’s …










