Headlines for African Holiday & Hospitality News
Devtraco Plus launches Hotel at The Address, a premier luxury hotel in Accra.
RwandAir partners with Africa World Airlines (AWA) to strengthen connectivity between West Africa, Rwanda, and international destinations.
Korean Air has launched a new direct service connecting Seoul and Lisbon, Portugal.
Devtraco Plus is proud to announce the official launch of Hotel at The Address, a premier luxury hotel located in the prestigious Roman Ridge neighborhood of Accra.
This landmark project is set to elevate Ghana’s hospitality landscape, offering guests and investors alike an exceptional blend of modern luxury, comfort, and investment potential.
Hotel at The Address boasts stunning panoramic views of Accra’s skyline, sophisticated interiors, premium finishes, and state-of-the-art amenities. Managed by a world-class hotel operator, the hotel ensures impeccable service and operational excellence, adhering to international hospitality standards.
Hotel at The Address offers a rare chance for investors to be part of Ghana’s booming real estate and tourism sectors.
Investors can purchase individual suites and enjoy the benefits of a hands-free investment model, with a professional management team handling daily operations.
With Accra rapidly evolving as a top destination for both tourists and business professionals, investors can expect robust occupancy rates and sustained revenue streams.
As a luxury asset in a high-demand area, Hotel at The Address stands out as a secure and attractive investment with strong returns.
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RwandAir has partnered with Africa World Airlines (AWA) to strengthen connectivity between West Africa, Rwanda, and international destinations.
The partnership offers smoother connections, reduced travel times, and benefits businesses, families, and tourists.
RwandAir has been flying to Ghana for over 10 years and sees this partnership as an opportunity to enhance its offerings without pulling aircraft from other routes.
Additionally, Qatar Airways is set to take a 49% stake in RwandAir, with plans to use Rwanda as a major hub to expand its presence in Africa.
Qatar is also investing in Rwanda’s new international airport, which is expected to accommodate 7 million passengers per annum.
Korean Air has launched a new direct service connecting Seoul and Lisbon, Portugal. The flights will operate three times a week, on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, between Incheon Airport and Lisbon’s Humberto Delgado Airport.
The flight from Seoul departs at 13:10 and arrives in Lisbon at 20:10 local time, taking 15 hours. The flight from Lisbon departs at 22:10 and arrives in Incheon the following day at 19:10, taking 13 hours.
The route will be serviced by Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, featuring 278 seats, including 24 ‘Prestige Class’ seats and 254 in economy. This new service aims to strengthen Korean Air’s presence in the European market.
Source : African Holiday & Hospitality News -Joycelyn Marigold
