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Meetings Africa 2025 – a massive revenue booster for Gauteng

 Source: South African Tourism
17 Jan 2025
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Zim airline start up to launch pax services

14 Jan 2025
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Benguela - Windhoek flights launched

10 Jan 2025
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Mauritius diversifies to drive growth

09 Jan 2025
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How in-house dining can drive revenue and elevate the guest experience

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Sadi Farooqui

South Africa and Lesotho share natural heritage

09 Jan 2025
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Meetings Africa 2025 set to ‘raise the bar’

07 Jan 2025
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African youth innovation challenge open for applications

06 Jan 2025
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Experiencing the world’s largest mammal migration

12 Dec 2024
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Marriott shares expansion plans for sub-Saharan Africa

05 Dec 2024
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Saudi airline launches new African destinations

27 Nov 2024
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Ethiopia unveils new village lodge

21 Nov 2024
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Kenyan domestic carrier launches first international flight

20 Nov 2024
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Latest feature - Insights from one of Africa’s leading DMCs

20 Nov 2024
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Ethiopian Airlines receives Africa’s first Airbus A350-1000

20 Nov 2024
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RwandAir signs with Euroairlines for route distribution

18 Nov 2024
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Emirates ups services in Africa

18 Nov 2024
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Air Tanzania to start Joburg flights

14 Nov 2024
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Cape Town secures historic WorldPride for Africa

12 Nov 2024
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New service connects CPT to the Vic Falls

12 Nov 2024
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Kenya embarks on crucial classification exercise

11 Nov 2024
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Uganda Airlines targets international reach by mid-2025

11 Nov 2024
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South African Tourism January 2025

SA Tourism kicks 2025 off with a bang
SA eyes record growth from Indian market
SA poised to tap into world’s largest travel market
SANCB named African destination partner by ASSOCIATIONWORLD
South Africa’s MICE sector nears full recovery
South African Tourism gears up for Vakantiebeurs

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Which of these countries will make the biggest gains in MICE sector development in 2025?
Rwanda (15%)
Uganda (5%)
Kenya (16%)
South Africa (56%)
Other (7%)

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