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AFRICA
March 25, 2024
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INSIGHT BY DORINE REINSTEIN
Is it time to look beyond lions and Land Rovers?
Travel professionals increasingly are urging suppliers on the continent to broaden their focus beyond safaris to attract a more diverse audience.
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NEWS
Kenya Air launches additional N.Y.-Nairobi flights for the summer
Kenya Airways will add second flights on Thursdays and Saturdays to its regular daily service beginning on June 15.
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A new More Family Collection property opens in South Africa wildlife park
The four-bedroom Marataba Residence in South Africa's malaria-free Marakele National Park features a pool, activities for children and access to the Big Five.
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Classic Vacations expands to Africa
The luxury wholesaler offers vacations in Botswana, South Africa and Zambia.
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South African Airways sales deal falls through
The South African government has terminated the sales agreement for state-owned airline that it entered into almost three years ago.
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New Ethiopian Air route offers easier access to Botswana's Okavango Delta
Ethiopian Airlines will fly from Addis Ababa to Maun, Botswana, three times a week beginning June 10.
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Malawi scraps entry visas for U.S. visitors
In an effort to streamline access and boost tourism, Malawi has ended visa requirements for Americans and visitors from 75 other countries.
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History, culture and wildlife on Variety's West Africa river cruise
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