Rwanda

Hilton leaders view the opening as part of a broader expansion across Africa. “Tapestry Collection by Hilton celebrates independent hotels with distinct personalities and strong local connections, and Zaria Court Kigali embodies this perfectly,” said Guy Hutchinson.

This agreement underscores Aleph Hospitality’s dedicated strategy to support hotel developers across Africa, providing professional management for owners entering high-growth markets.

This intimate scale is balanced with world-class facilities: a saltwater infinity pool, a full-service spa, a modern fitness centre, a private 21-seat Dolby Atmos cinema, a four-lane bowling alley, and a library.

Head of Cargo Michael Duggan highlighted surging regional demand, especially for fresh goods and specialized loads, noting the route’s role in expanding reach and cementing Muscat as a premier cargo nexus.

Passengers tap Oman Air’s expansive web spanning India, Asia, Pacific, Europe scalably and effortlessly. Muscat hub radiates brighter vibrantly as Middle East-Africa gateway.

Starting December 1, 2025, the service will run four times a week with Boeing B737 aircraft, marking a strategic step in RwandAir’s regional expansion.

Each leased aircraft, with a capacity of 174 passengers, arrives at a crucial time as airlines worldwide continue to grapple with a shortage of new planes and spare parts.

The hotel is envisioned as a lively hub that combines hospitality, sports, entertainment, and culture, featuring 80 boutique rooms, a rooftop lounge, a sports bar, a heated pool, and multi-purpose courts.

The deadline for full completion has been extended from 2026 to 2028, reflecting the scale and complexity of the work as well as unforeseen logistical challenges.