Attractions
Please remember to register on this website, so we can send you your dose of travel news customized as per your requirements.
Table Mountain National Park has
significantly strengthened its security apparatus, a move poised to
boost tourism and create lucrative opportunities for African travel
agents. The park’s Sea, Aerial, and Mountain (SEAM) ranger
force has expanded with 24 new graduates, more than doubling
its capacity to ensure visitor saf… read more
May
emerges as a prime time for wildlife viewing in Kruger
National Park, offering African travel
agents a lucrative opportunity to craft unforgettable safari
packages. As the intense summer heat fades, cooler
temperatures prevail, ranging from a refreshing 13°C in the
early mornings to a comfortable 29°C … read more
Cape
Town’s vibrant nightlife scene just got a major boost, and African
travel agents are poised to capitalize. The Chinchilla Rooftop Café
& Bar in Camps Bay has earned a coveted spot on Time Out's 2025
list of the world’s 20 best rooftop bars, ranking an impressive 6th
globally. This accolade presents a unique opportunity for tr… read more
The
beautiful shores of Victoria, Mahé, in the Seychelles, are gearing up
to host the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup
2025™ from May 1st to 11th. This landmark
event, the first of its kind on African soil, presents an unparalleled
opportunity for travel agents across the continent to score big with
specialized… read more
Table
Mountain National Park (TMNP) has implemented enhanced
security protocols to address recent safety
concerns and ensure a secure environment for all visitors. These
proactive measures, developed in collaboration with the South
African Police Service (SAPS) and the Camps Bay City
Improvement District (CID), undersc… read more
In a move that is set to enhance the cultural tourism landscape
of Cape Town, the prestigious Iziko Museums are offering free access on
select days, presenting a perfect opportunity for travel agents to
enrich their clients' South African itineraries. This initiative not
only underscores the city's commitment to accessible cultural
exp… read more
The picturesque landscapes of Mpumalanga, known for its
breathtaking vistas and rich biodiversity, are currently facing
unprecedented disruptions. The ongoing illegal strikes by employees of
the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA) have led to the closure
of key nature reserves, including the iconic Blyde River Canyon Nature… read more
The recent closure of the Af en Toe area, a popular tourist
destination in Northern Cape, South Africa, has prompted a significant
shift in the region's tourism dynamics. This development, while
initially seen as a setback, has opened up a plethora of opportunities
for travel professionals to explore and promote alternative attractions
… read more
The management of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park (SANParks) has announced temporary changes to the
operating hours of park shops on select dates in March 2025. These
adjustments are being made to accommodate monthly stocktaking, ensuring
better inventory management and service efficiency for
visitors.
Visitor… read more
The eThekwini Municipality, responsible for managing Durban’s
coastline and public facilities, has provided the latest update on the
status of local beaches and swimming pools as of 13 March 2025. With the
city’s beaches being a major draw for both locals and tourists, the
municipality has confirmed that 18 beaches are open and
… read more
Table Mountain’s Elite Ranger Force: A Boon for African Travel Business
Chinchilla Rooftop Bar Shines: A Golden Opportunity for African Travel Agents
Seychelles Beach Soccer World Cup: A Golden Goal for African Tourism
Travel Disruptions in Mpumalanga: A Guide for Navigating Current Challenges
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park Adjusts Shop Hours for March 2025 Due to Stocktaking
Durban Beaches Update: 18 Beaches Open for Swimming, 5 Remain Closed
