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.
The revised structure implements tiered pricing based on visitor categories, with distinct rates set for East African citizens, Kenyan residents, other African nationals, and international tourists.
The Outdoor Collection caters to modern travelers seeking deeper connections with nature while still valuing comfort and convenience.
The C919, developed by state-owned Comac, is designed to rival major Western aircraft from Airbus and Boeing.
Peshawar is now Etihad’s fourth nonstop route in Pakistan, alongside Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, enhancing the airline’s footprint in the country while giving travelers greater flexibility and choice across its growing network.
In 2024, intra-GCC tourism grew 52.1% compared to 2019, with 19.3 million visitors traveling across member states.
The restructuring aims to stabilize the airline’s financial footing and provide a renewed base to pursue growth plans in a highly competitive aviation market.
Worldwide, views on AI’s impact on travel agents are split: 56% believe it won’t replace them, while 44% think it could.
The app enables international visitors to make swift, secure payments with Visa or Mastercard, eliminating the need for cash, card machines, or currency exchanges.
From October 2025, the Orchid Overnight will introduce exclusive sundowner and dinner cruises, offering guests gourmet dining experiences set against stunning sunset views.