Tag: travel
Morocco resumes domestic flights June 25
Morocco will resume domestic flights starting June 25, the state news agency said on Sunday.
It quoted the ministry of tourism, air transport, handicrafts and...
SAS Airlines resumes flights to Europe
Scandinavian carrier SAS said on Friday it was to resume flights to 20 more destinations in Europe, amid the easing of coronavirus measures.
From its...
Air Peace evacuates 301 Chinese from Nigeria
Air Peace has evacuated 301 Chinese from the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Lagos to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, China’s most populous, commercial city.
According...
The Checkpoints: From Ogoja to Enugu, COVID-19 breeds brisk Business
After much ado about the disrespect for the ban on inter-state travel and news about security personnel and how they disrespect commuters, make brisk...
Ibom Air takes delivery of fourth Aircraft
The Akwa Ibom State government continued, on Tuesday, added a fourth aircraft to the fleet of the state-owned Ibom Air.
Speaking during the delivery of...
Coronavirus-hit Ruby Princess cruise ship finally leaves Australia
The cruise ship solely responsible for about 10 per cent of all coronavirus cases and more than a quarter of COVID-19-related deaths in Australia has...
COVID-19: NIMASA extends Certificate Validity for Seafarers
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has extended the validity of Statutory and Trading certificates for all Nigerian Registered vessels. These include Standards...
Africa’s $12.4 Billion Safari Industry Devastated by the Coronavirus Pandemic
SafariBookings.com, an online marketplace for African safari tours, has conducted a second survey which involved 443 safari tour operators to ascertain the impact that the coronavirus...
COVID-19: Domestic flights still in operation -FAAN
The Federal Airports Authourity of Nigeria (FAAN) said that passengers could still travel within Nigeria in spite of the suspension of international flight operations.
Mrs...
Airline industry says it cannot meet mounting pressure on refunds
Airlines are no longer able to comply with current rules on refunds for cancelled or late flights as the coronavirus pandemic hits the aviation...
Coronavirus: World travel shrinks by 25%, sheds 50m jobs
The coronavirus epidemic is putting up to 50 million jobs in the global travel and tourism sector at risk, with travel likely to slump...
Yellow Fever: Nigeria activates points of entry policy
The Federal Government has activated the “Nigeria’s Point of Entry Policy on Prevention and Control of Cross Border Transmission of Yellow Fever’’ to prevent...
Austria halts all passenger train connections with Italy
Austria on Wednesday stopped all passenger train connections between her and neighbouring Italy, Austria’s state railway OeBB said.
According to an OeBB spokesman, the country’s...
NAHCON outgoing Chairman honoured in Makkah
Mr Abdullahi Muhammad, the outgoing Chairman of National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has been honoured by the Establishment for African Non-Arab Pilgrims known...
Harmattan Haze: NCAA wields the big stick on pilots,operators
Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) Cautions Pilots, Operators On Harmattan Haze. The NCAA General Manager, Public Affairs, Mr. Sam Adurogboye, made the call in...
Turkish Airlines Named ‘Best Airline in Europe’ for Fourth Consecutive Year
Turkish Airlines, which flies to 257 destinations worldwide, in 107 countries, more than any other airline, was recognized at the 2014 Skytrax World Airline...
