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Travel agents across Africa should be aware of a significant
policy change at Namibia’s iconic Etosha National
Park. The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism
has enacted a complete ban on all drones
within the park, effective immediately. This new regulation requires all
visitors to l… read more
Heavy rains and subsequent flooding have
forced the temporary closure of the Bray Border
Post between Botswana and South
Africa, impacting travel routes in the region. This
disruption presents immediate challenges for African
travel agents, requiring adjustments to itineraries … read more
Travel agents specializing in South African
safari experiences take note: Tlopi Tented
Camp, nestled within the Waterberg
Biosphere’s Marakele National Park, is embarking on a
significant refurbishment project.
Scheduled from April to October 2025, th… read more
African travel agents seeking fresh and engaging attractions
for their clients should look no further than the newly reopened
Sterkfontein Caves. This world-renowned
site, crucial to the study of human evolution, has undergone a
significant transformation, promising an enriched visitor experience and
exciting opportun… read more
Planning Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park adventures this April? Temporary shop
closures for stocktaking require travel agents to adjust
client itineraries and manage expectations. These closures, while
brief, impact access to essential supplies at key rest camps during peak
safari season.
… read more
Travel agents gearing up for the Easter weekend
rush at Kruger National Park
need to be aware of new access regulations designed to manage the
anticipated influx of visitors. These changes, while aimed at enhancing
the visitor experience, require careful planning and communication with
clients to ensu… read more
Travel agents arranging itineraries between
Botswana and South Africa should be aware
of the temporary closure of the Phitshane Molopo Border
Post (Makgobistad on the South African side). The
Botswana Unified Revenue Service (BURS)
announced the closure due to rising water levels in t… read more
Cape Town’s vibrant Bo-Kaap neighborhood is
implementing new traffic regulations for tour buses,
effective immediately. This change aims to alleviate traffic
congestion while preserving the neighborhood’s unique
cultural heritage, impacting how African travel
agents plan and execute tours in this icon… read more
For discerning travelers seeking an unparalleled luxury safari experience, the Olare
Mara Kempinski stands as a beacon of opulence and adventure. Nestled within the exclusive
Motorogi Conservancy, this haven offers
not only breathtaking wildlife encounters… read more
Durban’s famed coastline is buzzing with
activity as 19 out of 23 beaches are open for
swimming, signaling a positive outlook for the region’s
tourism sector. The eThekwini Municipality
recently confirmed the status of its beaches and pools, assuring
visitors of safe and enjoyable experiences. … read more
Namibia’s Etosha National Park Implements Total Drone Ban: New Rules for Safari Tourists
Bray Border Post Closure: Navigating Botswana-South Africa Travel Disruptions
Marakele’s Tlopi Tented Camp Set for Major Refurbishment, Creating New Opportunities for Safari Book
Sterkfontein Caves Reopen, Offering Enhanced Visitor Experience and Boosting SA Tourism
Kgalagadi Shop Closures: Navigating Easter Stocktaking for Smooth Client Safaris
Botswana-South Africa Border Alert: Phitshane Molopo Crossing Closed
Bo-Kaap Traffic Shake-Up: Agent Advisory
Olare Mara Kempinski: Unlocking Luxury and Revenue in the Heart of the Maasai Mara
Durban Beaches Shine: 82.6% Open, Boosting KZN Tourism
