South African Airline had been run at a loss since 2011. The national carrier was placed under voluntary business rescue in 2019 to protect it from bankruptcy.
South African Airways: Airline returns to intercontinental travel
Unveiling the Exciting Tourism and Travel Trends of 2024 in Africa
By Godknows Homwe: As we embark on this exciting journey through 2024, the African tourism industry stands ready to unveil a tapestry of experiences that celebrate the continent’s rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and warm hospitality.
Yedu Lani Travel magazine – Festive Edition
Tourism to Benefit from Nedbank and AMEX Payment Partnership
By Godknows Homwe: With more than 135 million cards accepted at 18 million locations worldwide across 198 countries and territories, it’s an amazing feat that Nedbank Zimbabwe has been added to this list.
SAA’s Remarkable Recovery Recognized at AZTA Awards
As SAA continues to consolidate its recovery and contribute to the revival of the Zimbabwean tourism sector, the airline recognizes the destination’s progress in the first six months of 2023. With 591,524 international arrivals, Zimbabwe is close to pre-pandemic levels. SAA sees itself as a critical contributor to the destination’s accessibility, playing an integral role in ensuring continued growth.