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Cape
Town is about to get a whole lot more fascinating with
the arrival of the Museum of Illusions,
opening its doors on May 31, 2025. This
marks the museum’s second venture in South
Africa, the third in Africa,
and an impressive 61st globally. For … read more
CapeNature,
the custodians of biodiversity in South Africa's Western Cape, has
completed a significant refurbishment of the renowned Whale
Trail in De Hoop Nature Reserve. This
revitalization project focused on enhancing visitor facilities and
addressing environmental concerns, ensuring a premium hiking experience… read more
Liuwa
Plain National Park, a hidden gem in
Zambia’s western wilderness, has reopened its doors
for the 2025 season, offering African travel agents
an unparalleled opportunity to showcase one of the continent’s most
captivating wildlife experiences.
As the annual
floodwaters recede, Liuwa’s vast grass… read more
Mopani
Rest Camp in Kruger National Park will undergo a brief closure from May
19th to 23rd, 2025, for essential controlled burns. This
proactive measure aims to mitigate fire risks and maintain the
ecological balance of the savanna biome. Travel agents specializing in
African tourism should be aware of this temporary… read more
Travel
agents specializing in Southern African adventures should
take note: Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is
implementing temporary changes to its shop operating hours this May due
to scheduled stocktaking. This impacts the Mata Mata,
Nossob, and Twee Rivieren rest camps, requiring careful
pl… read more
Kirstenbosch
National Botanical Garden in Cape Town is
blossoming on the world stage, securing the 9th spot
in The New York Times' prestigious "25
Gardens You Must See" series. This accolade, bestowed by a
panel of six expert horticulturists, underscores
Kirstenbosch’s exceptional beauty and… read more
Witzands
Aquifer Nature Reserve (WANR), near Cape
Town, is getting a management makeover, creating exciting
new opportunities for African tour operators.
Starting July 1, 2025, new
codes of conduct will enhance visitor
experiences while protecting this unique natural en… read more
Durban’s
beaches are making a splash this season, with the
eThekwini Municipality reporting that
96% of its beaches are open and safe for
swimming. This positive news comes as a major boost for
African travel agents, signaling a
resurgence in beach tourism op… read more
Cape
Town’s Table View beachfront is undergoing a major
transformation, promising exciting new prospects for
African travel agents. The city’s ambitious
rehabilitation project, relaunched after a
brief pause, aims to elevate this popular tourist destination to new
heights, creating a wealth of… read more
Durban’s beaches, a cornerstone of
South Africa’s tourism, are currently
navigating a dynamic situation with some temporary closures. As of May
6, 2025, the eThekwini Municipality reports that while two beaches are
temporarily closed, the vast majority remain open, offering a wealth of
opportunities f… read more