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Discover Africa: A Continent of Untamed Beauty
Experience a continent of extraordinary contrasts, from the vast savannas of East Africa to the vibrant medinas of Morocco and the dramatic coastlines of the south. Secure the best business class flights to Africa and enjoy a seamless, comfortable journey with premium service.
Fly in Comfort: Business Class to Africa
United Airlines operates nonstop business class service from Newark to Johannesburg and Cape Town, while Delta Air Lines flies nonstop from Atlanta to both cities as well, both aboard fully lie-flat cabins on ultra-long-haul aircraft. Delta and United also operate seasonal nonstop service (October through March) from Atlanta and Newark respectively to Marrakech. For East Africa, including Kenya and Tanzania, travelers typically connect via Doha with Qatar Airways or Dubai with Emirates. High season across most of Africa runs June through October, coinciding with East Africa's dry season and prime wildlife viewing, while Morocco's high season runs March through May and September through November.
Unmissable Attractions in Africa
Track the Great Migration across the Serengeti and Maasai Mara, dive Zanzibar's coral reefs, explore Marrakech's ancient medina, or take in Cape Town's Table Mountain and winelands.
Africa's Distinct Regions and Character
South Africa pairs cosmopolitan cities with dramatic coastal scenery, East Africa is defined by its wildlife and savanna landscapes, Morocco blends Arab, Berber, and French influences, and Zimbabwe anchors the continent's great waterfalls and wilderness reserves.
Explore Beyond the Major Gateways
Visit Victoria Falls, safari through the Serengeti, explore the Atlas Mountains beyond Marrakech, or relax on Zanzibar's white-sand beaches.
Africa's Culinary Delights
Sample South Africa's celebrated winelands cuisine, East African specialties like nyama choma, and Morocco's fragrant tagines and mint tea, reflecting the continent's remarkable culinary diversity.
Luxury Lodges and Local Culture
Africa is home to some of the world's most extraordinary safari lodges, Cape Town's winelands estates, and Marrakech's restored riad palaces, each offering a distinctive style of luxury hospitality.
Book Your Business Class Tickets to Africa
Book 4 to 6 months ahead of the June-October East Africa high season or Morocco's spring and autumn peaks. Traveling in business class to Africa turns your journey into a luxurious experience. Find unbeatable savings on business class tickets to Africa and make your next adventure truly memorable.
FAQ
Your questions answered - everything you need to know before booking.
Most safari lodges include experienced guides as part of the stay, making a separate private guide generally unnecessary unless you have very specific wildlife photography or research interests.
Yes, malaria risk is present in most safari regions like Kenya, Tanzania, and parts of South Africa near Kruger, while Morocco and Cape Town itself carry minimal risk, so preventive medication should be tailored to your specific itinerary.
Yes, since most itineraries already connect through Doha or Dubai, adding a few days in the Middle East is a popular way to break up the journey and see an additional destination.
Yes, some countries require proof of yellow fever vaccination if you're arriving from or have recently visited a country with risk of transmission, which can affect multi-country African itineraries - it's worth checking current requirements for your specific route.
The migration's exact timing shifts year to year based on rainfall patterns, but it generally reaches Kenya's Maasai Mara from July through October after moving through Tanzania's Serengeti earlier in the year.
Yes, similarly to the Gulf, many restaurants in Morocco close during daylight hours during Ramadan, though major tourist areas and hotels typically continue serving visitors as usual.
Safari lodges typically request neutral-colored clothing and limit luggage to soft-sided duffel bags due to small aircraft transfers, quite different from the standard luggage expectations for a Cape Town or Johannesburg city stay.
Many travelers now fly directly into Victoria Falls Airport instead of routing through Harare, since it's purpose-built for tourism and sits closer to the falls and safari lodges.
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