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Aviation Feature

·April 16, 2018

Zanzibar President advocates development of African air transport

Looking to attract more travelers from within the Africa and other continents, Zanzibar President had advocated for quick development of...

Alain St.Ange Consulting·

·January 21, 2018

Kenya Airways: A new beginning !

Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Kenya Airways has listed additional shares on the Nairobi Securities Exchange to enable a...

Alain St.Ange Consulting·

·October 15, 2017

COMESA Countries want airspace liberalization

Member states of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) have been urged to expedite the completion of...

Alain St.Ange Consulting·

Aviation Feature

·February 11, 2018

Aviation: Africans still Divided on Single Air Transport Market

The African Union on Monday launched the much-anticipated Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM) amid strong criticism from member states...

Alain St.Ange Consulting·

·November 5, 2017

Ghana’s Vice President concerned about high African air fares

High airfares in Africa, a concern voiced by The Vice President of Ghana, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia Click to read the...

Alain St.Ange Consulting·

·October 15, 2017

Air Austral invests in Air Madagascar: A Vanilla Island Opportunity

Vanilla Island airlines Air Austral from Reunion and Air Madagascar have confirmed that they have finalized and signed a deal...

Mexico Travel Warnings Show Why Tourism Needs an Independent Global Advisory System August 21, 2026
Mexico’s U.S. travel advisory exposes a much bigger problem: government warnings can make entire destinations appear dangerous when risks are highly localized. From Mexico to Belgium and The Bahamas, travelers need context. Is it time for UN Tourism or WTTC to provide an independent global second opinion? SOURCE:
Guyana Cruise Tourism Takes Center Stage at SOTIC 2026 August 21, 2026
20 Marine Accidents Put British Virgin Islands Charter Safety Under the Spotlight August 21, 2026
Twenty marine accidents in the British Virgin Islands are putting yacht and charter safety in the spotlight. With collisions and groundings accounting for 90% of reported cases, we compare BVI safety concerns with the U.S. Virgin Islands and explain what sailors, charter guests and Caribbean visitors should know before heading out. SOURCE
California Has a Message for the World at WTTC Malta: You’re Welcome August 20, 2026
California is heading to Malta as global tourism leaders gather for the WTTC Global Summit October 7–9. Caroline Beteta brings decades of destination leadership—and a California story spanning Hollywood, wine, technology, Canadian visitors, and LGBTQ+ inclusion—to a global debate about who travels, what they spend, and what tourism leaves behind
The Bahamas Is Hiding Something—and You Have to Go to Find It August 20, 2026
The Bahamas holds secrets no photograph can fully reveal. Beyond its famous turquoise waters are mysterious blue holes, hidden sandbars, pink beaches, extraordinary wildlife, and quiet islands that feel almost undiscovered. Here’s what makes the Bahamas truly unforgettable—and why some of its greatest experiences can only be understood once you
Misha Ezratti and GL Homes: Strengthening South Florida’s Philanthropic Fabric August 20, 2026
A company can build houses in a community without ever truly becoming part of it. But being part of a community means showing up when needs arise, supporting local organizations, and investing in the people who live there long after construction ends. SOURCE:
Safari to Seychelles: Kenya Airways Opens a Dream African Escape for Americans August 20, 2026
A new Seychelles–Kenya Airways partnership is giving American travelers an enticing way to experience Africa: combine the excitement of a Kenyan wildlife safari with the spectacular beaches and island life of Seychelles. With convenient connections through Nairobi, the two destinations are positioning safari-and-islands holidays as an unforgetta
Alberta Tourism Hits $15 Billion as a New Visitor Economy Takes Shape August 20, 2026
Alberta tourism has reached a new milestone, with visitor spending climbing to $15 billion as the province targets a $25-billion tourism economy by 2035. Behind the headline numbers is a broader strategy involving international air access, Indigenous and rural tourism, private investment, Netflix exposure and AI-powered travel discovery.
The New House on the Block: Meet Frasers House GM Klaus Christandl August 20, 2026
What turns a hotel guest into a household guest? At the newly rebranded Frasers House Singapore, General Manager Klaus Christandl is reshaping luxury hospitality through local culture, immersive neighborhood experiences, and a stronger connection to Bugis and Kampong Glam. Ted Macauley meets the hotelier behind the transformation. SOURCE:
Guyana Advances Cruise Tourism Ambitions With SOTIC 2026 Master Class August 20, 2026
Guyana’s cruise tourism ambitions will take center stage at SOTIC 2026, where Caribbean tourism leaders and cruise experts will examine how destinations can attract ships, strengthen visitor experiences and generate greater local economic benefits. FCCA CEO Michele Paige will headline a special Cruise Master Class in Georgetown. SOURCE:
PATA New Leadership Puts Peace Tourism in the Spotlight August 20, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda’s 16th Hamptons Challenge Regatta Celebrates Legacy of Sailing, Tourism and Givi August 19, 2026
PATA’s New Leadership Meets a New Mission: Can Tourism Become a Force for Peace? August 19, 2026
PATA has a newly strengthened leadership team, but an unexpected discovery at PATA Travel Mart 2026 may point to a much bigger mission. Award-winning Bangkok journalist Imtiaz Muqbil discovers how Korea, Berlin, Sarajevo and other former conflict destinations could turn Peace Tourism from an ideal into an industry agenda. SOURCE:
PATA New Leadership Puts Peace Tourism in the Spotlight August 19, 2026
PATA’s new leadership meets a rising Peace Tourism movement as Imtiaz Muqbil explores how travel can bridge conflict, division and reconciliation.
Handel’s Messiah at Mukawir Showcases Jordan’s Remarkable Role in Peace, Tourism and Cultural Resili August 19, 2026
As Handel’s Messiah comes to the biblical site of Mukawir, Jordan is sending a message far beyond music. The landmark performance highlights a safe and welcoming Middle Eastern destination where tourism, faith and heritage continue to build bridges between cultures while demonstrating the Kingdom’s remarkable resilience. SOURCE:
Kenya Tourist Helicopter Crash Kills 7: What We Know About the Samburu Disaster August 19, 2026
Seven people, including six tourists and a pilot, were killed in a helicopter crash near Mount Ololokwe in Samburu, Kenya. The aircraft was carrying guests of luxury safari operator &Beyond. Here’s what is known about the victims, helicopter operator, aircraft history, safety record and comparable tourist helicopter disasters. SOURCE:
Cannabis Tourism Is Booming — But Are Travelers Taking Bigger Risks? August 19, 2026
From Amsterdam coffeeshops to Canadian dispensaries and cannabis experiences in the US, marijuana is increasingly part of tourism. New research linking multiple forms of cannabis use with heavier consumption and addiction risk raises a bigger question: What happens when travelers experiment more on vacation than they would at home? SOURCE