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Latest Changes on Travelinfo (10July'24)

10 Jul 2024 - by TravelInfo
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  1. Taj Cape Town : Hotel brochure added
     
  2. Ethiopian Airlines : Expands with new multiple routes in June 2024
     
  3. Rove Africa - Islands and Safaris : Kenya – Masai Mara - Migration 2024 Fly in packages
     
  4. Approver Drive : Client testimonial
     
  5. Rovos Rail : Updated rates and dates 2025-2026
     
  6. Uganda Airlines : Discover the magic of Mumbai 
     
  7. Zambia Airways : New routes with Zambia Airways
     
  8. Emirates Holidays : Dubai Rugby 7's 
     
  9. Houston Travel Marketing : Spotlight on Eswatini TravelExpo
     
  10. RwandAir : Flight schedule updated 
     
  11. ANEW Hotel Roodepoort : Mid Year Reset deal 
     
  12. ANEW Resort Ingeli Forest : Mid year reset deal 
     
  13. TAAG - Angola Airlines : Introduces day and night fares
     
  14. MSC Cruises : Musica - Discover the beauty of cruising in South Africa
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