How To Conveniently Travel Upcountry This December
Lifestyle
With Kenyans in a rush to travel upcountry and preferred holiday destinations this December for the Christmas festivities, the bus
By Lynnet Okumu
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Rebound In Ground Travel for Some Markets in Middle East & Africa
Lifestyle
After flights were largely grounded and travelers stayed home in 2020, the return to travel has become one of the
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Kenya Re-Opens Airspace for Flights to and from Somalia
Government and Policy
Kenya, on June 10 announced that it was reopening its airspace for flights to and from Somalia following closure in
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556 People Lost Their Lives Due to Airplane Crashes In 2018 Worldwide
Headlines
2018 saw 15 airliner accidents with 556 people losing their lives, a sharp increase from 44 deaths in 2017, according
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If You Want To Travel To The Village, The Time Is Now
Headlines
Things have been tough for the past seven days for those people who have been trying to travel back to
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Jumia Travel Revives Business in Sudan Following Uplifting of Sanctions by the US
Market News
Jumia Travel, an online hotel portal which enlists more than 30,000 hotels across the continent is set to revive its
By David Indeje
·Kenya’s Ministry of Tourism, Amadeus and UNWTO sign pact to promote travel and tourism
Investment
Kenya’s tourism sector is set to benefit from a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed on Monday to foster inclusive, local
By David Indeje
·5 Ways Technology Trends Have Shaped the Travel Sector
Technology
Different sectors have experienced the reign of technological innovations in different ways, but perhaps it’s the travel sector that has
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Political Will is Weak to Make Travel in Africa Cheaper and Easier – Africa Business RoundUp
Africa News
Rebound in tourism helps Kenyan economy grow faster in Q2 Kenya’s economy grew faster in the second quarter of this
By David Indeje
·Visa-free “Africa Passport” to be unveiled on Sunday
Investment
African Heads of State and government officials meeting in Kigali, Rwanda, for the 27th African Union Summit besides electing a
By David Indeje
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