Tunisia reopens borders to tourists after halting spread of coronavirus
Tunisia reopens borders to tourists after halting spread of coronavirus cgtn.com
L’OMS a-t-elle mal géré le coronavirus ?
En pleine crise sanitaire mondiale, l’agence onusienne encaisse le retrait foudroyant des financements de son premier mécène. Les premiers pas de l’OMS dans la gestion de la crise du Covid-19 font l’objet de critiques, mais rien ne permet aujourd’hui d’affirmer qu’elle a commis des erreurs majeures. Elle s’en sortirait même mieux que lors des crises […]
Egypt’s national carrier to resume flights from July
Egypt's national carrier to resume flights from July Gulf News
IATA: Urgent need for governments to address the quarantine issue
IATA CEO Alexandre de Juniac yesterday stressed at IATA’s media briefing the urgent need for governments to address the quarantine issue, and for countries seeking to open up their economies, travel and tourism is a critical sector.
Airports ready for operations, says KAA
Airports ready for operations, says KAA The Standard
Stage 4 will allow flights to selected countries
Stage 4 will allow flights to selected countries New Era
The future of customer experience: Personalized, white-glove service for all
The next horizon of customer service will be built on individual customer profiles, enabling companies to quickly resolve issues and even prevent them from occurring.
Air Mauritius – Understanding the MK crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a huge impact on aviation and air travel industry globally, and particularly on insular economies. It has led to "a complete erosion of the revenue base” of Air Mauritius (MK) while tourism activities are at a halt. The Mauritian government announced that borders will remain closed until August 31, 2020. Vincent Chappard and Anuradha Deenapanray report.
COVID-19: Rwanda Installs Testing Facilities at Border Points
COVID-19: Rwanda Installs Testing Facilities at Border Points KT Press