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Durban Beaches and Pools Update: 20 Beaches Open for Swimming
The eThekwini Municipality, responsible for managing Durban in KwaZulu-Natal, has announced the latest status of its beaches and public swimming pools as of 28 February 2025. In positive news for locals and tourists alike, 20 beaches in Durban are currently open and deemed safe for swi… read more
April in Kruger National Park: Cooler Days, Vibrant Wildlife, and Scenic Safaris
April marks the arrival of autumn in Kruger National Park, offering visitors a unique and enhanced safari experience. As the summer rains taper off and the wet season transitions into drier months, the park undergoes a dramatic transformation. Cooler temperatures, thinning vegetation, and predictable wildlife patterns … read more
Table Mountain National Park: Status on the Hiking Trails
Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) remains a cornerstone of tourism in Cape Town, South Africa, drawing millions of visitors each year. Recent developments, particularly the impact of a wildfire, have led to temporary trail closures, but the park continues to show strong visitor interest. This article provides essential insights for Afr… read more
24-Hour Access to Sedudu-Ngoma Transit Route in Chobe National Park Starting April 2025
The Botswana Ministry of Environment and Tourism has officially confirmed that the Sedudu-Ngoma transit route through Chobe National Park will be open 24 hours a day beginning on April 1, 2025. This significant change was announced by Minister of Environment and Tourism, Boipuso Mmolot… read more
Durban's Beachfront Update: Navigating Safe and Scenic Coastal Experiences
The coastal city of Durban, renowned for its vibrant beach life and bustling promenades, has recently announced critical updates regarding the status of its beaches and public swimming pools. As we approach the warmer months, these updates come at a crucial time for both locals and tourists planning to indulge in Durban’s famed se… read more
Adapting to Nature's Challenges: Strategies for African Travel Agents
The unexpected closure of the Rietvlei Nature Reserve in Tshwane due to severe flooding has posed significant challenges for local tourism, but it also presents unique opportunities for travel agents across Africa. This event underscores the need for adaptability in the face of natural disruptions, offering a chance to explore a… read more
Twee Rivieren Rest Camp Upgrades: A Gateway to Enhanced Kgalagadi Safari Experiences
The Twee Rivieren Rest Camp, the largest and most vital hub in the renowned Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, is set to undergo significant upgrades that promise to elevate the visitor experience. Starting on 24 February 2025, the camp will see the refurbishment of four accommodation units, with the project expected to be … read more
Mkambati Nature Reserve Gains Ramsar Status: A Boost for African Eco-Tourism
The Mkambati Nature Reserve, a hidden gem on South Africa’s Wild Coast, has been officially designated as a Ramsar Site, recognizing its global importance as a wetland of international significance. This milestone not only underscores the reserve’s ecological value but also positions it as a premier destination for eco… read more
Tokai Forest Picnic Site Closure: Explore Alternative Spots in Table Mountain National Park
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the temporary closure of the Tokai Forest picnic site in Cape Town’s Table Mountain National Park due to a water supply disruption affecting its ablution facilities. While the picnic site remains closed until further notice, the parking area is still accessib… read more
Renovations Underway at Highlands Mountain Retreat in Golden Gate Highlands National Park
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced that construction is currently underway at the Highlands Mountain Retreat, located in the breathtaking Golden Gate Highlands National Park in the Free State, South Africa. The renovation project, which began on 30 January 2025, is expected to be completed by 30 October 2025. While the re… read more
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