Travelport and the Nigerian airline Air Peace have signed a multi-year content deal.
ThisDayLive reports that Travelport and Air Peace have entered into a multi-year content deal. The agreement connects the two companies in the travel sector. Details of the deal remain limited in available reports. Other headlines from the same publication include FAAN attaining dual ISO certifications and discussions on oil exploration appointments among Ogonis, but these are separate stories.
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Mexican airlines Volaris and Viva Aerobus have announced the formation of Grupo Más Vuelos, a corporate structure integrating both without merging their brands or operations. The alliance aims to strengthen their position in the air market with low-cost flights, reaching 86 destinations and 991 daily flights combined. The announcement boosted Volaris shares on the Mexican Stock Exchange.
Emirates and Air Peace have reinforced their interline agreement, enhancing travel options between their networks.
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Nigerian airport officials are reported to exhibit a begging disposition, as highlighted in recent coverage.
Ogun State has engaged Whatadeal to manage the Olumo Rock asset.
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Egypt and Bosnia and Herzegovina signed several cooperation agreements on Saturday, including protocols to enhance diplomatic training and bilateral relations, aiming to strengthen trade and tourism links. The deals followed political consultations in Cairo between Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and his Bosnian counterpart Elmedin Konaković. Both sides emphasized launching direct flights between Cairo and Sarajevo to support tourism.
Ethiopia and India have signed an agreement allowing visa-free travel for holders of diplomatic passports. The deal, inked on January 15, 2025, at the Indian Embassy in Addis Ababa, marks a key advancement in diplomatic exchanges and institutional ties. Additionally, plans for a secure data center for Ethiopia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs have been announced.
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In Addis Ababa, Ethiopian Electric Power has signed a cooperation agreement with China's Power Grid Company for energy service delivery. The pact covers power generation and distribution systems, smart grid operations, and AI-driven predictive maintenance. It also aims to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure and enhance customer services.