THE AFRICA TIMES | ZAMBIA — While the International Air Transport Association (IATA) projects intra-African air travel to grow at an annual compound rate of 4.9% through 2050, the average South African holidaymaker often favors a café in Amsterdam over a game drive in the Luangwa Valley.
This trend is, however, beginning to shift. As global travel routes face increased disruptions from conflicts and airspace closures, a rising number of travelers are turning their attention inward towards African destinations.
Changing Perspectives on Travel
“There has never been a better time for South Africans to discover what exists beyond their own borders on this continent,” states Captain Josias Walubita, Director Flight Operations at Proflight Zambia. “Zambia and Namibia, in particular
