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Josephine Wawira·

Aviation Feature

·January 10, 2019

Africa’s travel and tourism: Impressive growth in the past year

Africa’s travel and tourism: Impressive growth in the past year Africa hit a 63 million high in international tourist arrivals...

Josephine Wawira·

Aviation Feature

·July 26, 2018

The State and Potential of the Aviation Sector in Kenya

The aviation sector in Kenya plays a critical role in the development of Kenya’s economy, according to which according to...

Why Airlines Must Rethink Payments Before They Lose Billions August 3, 2026
IATA's new Airline Payment Framework urges airlines to treat payments as a strategic business function rather than a back-office process. With nearly US$1 trillion in annual payment volume, better payment management can boost revenue, reduce fraud, improve customer experience, and strengthen cash flow in the era of Modern Airline Retailing.
Can the 2027 Indian Ocean Games Transform Tourism in Comoros? August 3, 2026
The 2027 Indian Ocean Island Games could provide Comoros with a rare tourism breakthrough. A proposed 200-villa accommodation village, new transport investment, emerging hotel interest and stronger regional cooperation may create a lasting visitor economy—provided the country improves connectivity, utilities, governance and post-Games commercial
Japan and Taiwan Cultural Groups Celebrate Guam’s 82nd Liberation Day August 3, 2026
Guam's 82nd Liberation Day celebrations welcomed cultural performance groups from Japan and Taiwan, highlighting the island's enduring international friendships. Through dance, music, and community events, the Guam Visitors Bureau showcased cultural exchange as a powerful tourism initiative that strengthens ties with two of Guam's most important
Perimeter Aviation Deploys Maxamation Revenue Management System to Strengthen Regional Operations August 3, 2026
Perimeter Aviation and Bearskin Airlines have completed the rollout of Maxamation's Aviator revenue management system, giving the Canadian regional airline group advanced pricing and revenue optimization tools. The implementation reflects a growing trend of regional carriers adopting sophisticated airline technology to improve efficiency while m
Tourism: Ajman Strengthens Cultural Heritage Through New Government Partnership August 2, 2026
Ajman, the smallest UAE Emirate, has strengthened its commitment to preserving Emirati heritage by signing a new cooperation agreement between the Department of Tourism, Culture and Media and the Ajman Protocol Department. The partnership supports Ajman Vision 2030 through cultural initiatives, digital innovation, community engagement and enhanc
Antigua Carnival 2026: How an Entire Island Nation Celebrates Freedom, Culture and Caribbean Vibes August 2, 2026
Antigua and Barbuda is alive with the vibrant energy of Carnival 2026 as the nation celebrates its biggest cultural festival. With J'Ouvert, Parade of the Bands, soca, steelpan, and two national holidays on August 3 and 4, visitors are experiencing an unforgettable island-wide celebration before Antigua returns to its laid-back Caribbean rhythm.
US Makes Visa Bond Program Permanent: $20,000 Visa Bond Sparks Criticism—But Not from Tourism Leader August 2, 2026
The United States has made its controversial visa bond program permanent, allowing consular officers to require visitors from 50 countries to deposit up to $20,000 before receiving a tourist or business visa. The policy raises major questions about tourism, business travel, discrimination, and America's global competitiveness. SOURCE:
BREAKING NEWS: 13 Killed After Tourist Plane Crashes Over Peru’s Nazca Lines August 1, 2026
A tourist sightseeing flight over Peru's iconic Nazca Lines ended in tragedy after a Cessna Grand Caravan operated by Aerodiana crashed shortly after takeoff, killing all 13 people on board. Authorities have launched an investigation as questions mount over the cause of one of Peru's deadliest recent tourist aviation disasters. SOURCE: