Camrail, a key player in Central Africa’s rail network, has announced significant investments in its infrastructure and operations, promising a boost for regional trade and travel. These developments hold particular significance for African travel agents, offering enhanced logistical solutions and improved connectivity across Cameroon, Chad, and the Central African Republic.This initiative aligns with a broader trend of infrastructure development across Africa, as countries invest in upgrading their transportation networks to facilitate trade and tourism. For travel professionals, these improvements translate into more efficient and reliable travel options, opening up new possibilities for creating…
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In a bold move to enhance travel accessibility, the Ghanaian government has announced a significant reduction in passport fees, lowering the cost of a standard 32-page passport from \$32 to \$22. This 25% decrease, spearheaded by Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, aims to make travel documents more accessible without imposing additional financial burdens on the state. This policy reversal counters a previous hike that saw fees soar from \$6 to \$32 under the previous administration.The reduction is part of a broader initiative to streamline the passport issuance process, including a remarkable upgrade…
Nigeria’s flag carrier, Air Peace, is in discussions with the Namibian government to establish direct flights between Lagos, Nigeria, and Windhoek, Namibia’s capital. The move is part of broader efforts to strengthen aviation ties between the two nations and enhance seamless travel for passengers between West and Southern Africa. These discussions were revealed during a meeting between Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, and Namibia’s Ambassador to Nigeria, Humphrey Geiseb, in Abuja on Wednesday. According to a statement by Tunde Moshood, Keyamo’s Special Adviser on Media and Communications,…
The Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) has unveiled an exciting new initiative aimed at revolutionizing travel to Namibia: the Visa-on-Arrival program. Officially launched on 3rd March 2025, the program will take effect starting 1st April 2025. This strategic move, developed by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security (MHAISS), is set to streamline entry processes for international visitors, making travel to Namibia more accessible and appealing. This initiative is part of Namibia’s broader commitment to enhancing its tourism infrastructure and attracting a greater number of international visitors. By simplifying…