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The
Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA)
is recalibrating its approach for the upcoming financial year, ushering
in a new set of tariffs that will take effect on 12
December 2025 across all its provincial nature reserves.
This move, which sees a 7% increase for South African
citizens an… read more
Cape Town’s celebrated urban strip, Kloof Street, has captured
international attention once again after being ranked the
22nd coolest street in the world in Time
Out’s freshly released 2025 list. For Africa’s tourism industry, this
recognition strengthens the city’s positioning as one of the continent’s
most magnetic u… read more
A
transformative new chapter is unfolding at Mapungubwe
National Park and World Heritage Site as
SANParks embarks on a substantial road
upgrade project in South Africa’s Limpopo province. Initiated on
13 November 2025, this project stands to
significantly enhance the travel experienc… read more
Visitors
to Table Mountain National Park in Cape
Town are being advised of a temporary closure at the popular
Newlands Picnic Site, which has been shut
since 19 November 2025 to accommodate the RMB Ultra-Trail
Cape Town®. The site is serving as the final aid station
for participants … read more
From
15 December 2025, the Outeniqua World Heritage Site and
Nature Reserve will introduce a new permit fee for all
visitors, a move by CapeNature aimed at
strengthening conservation efforts and enhancing the overall experience
for those exploring this iconic destination. The revenue generated from
t… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced a temporary closure of
the Bateleur Bird Hide, a cherished
wildlife viewing spot just outside the Bateleur Bushveld Camp in the
northern reaches of Kruger National Park.
From 21 to 23 November 2025, this classic Kruger-style wooden hide will … read more
As
the summer season heats up, Durban’s iconic
coastline is once again making waves as a premier
destination for sun-seekers across Africa. Following the latest round of
water quality tests conducted by the eThekwini
Municipality, a total of 22
beaches have been declared safe for swi… read more
The Addo Elephant
National Park Main Camp, a cornerstone of South Africa’s
wildlife tourism, is preparing for a significant operational change on
Tuesday, 18 November 2025. The camp will
undergo a scheduled electricity outage from 06:00 to
18:00, with no backup generator support availa… read more
The
city of Lagos is preparing to make history
with the launch of the Lagos Gran Fondo EKO
170, a 170-kilometre cycling spectacle set for January
11, 2026. This ambitious event, which welcomes both elite and amateur
cyclists from across Nigeria and the globe, marks a major leap in the
city’s drive to… read more
In
a striking affirmation of conservation progress, South
African National Parks (SANParks) has confirmed the first
photographic evidence of a leopard in the
West Coast National Park—the first such
sighting in 170 years. This historic moment not only marks the species’
natural return… read more
Mpumalanga’s 2025/26 Reserve Tariffs Reflect Strategic Shift for Tourism and Conservation
Kloof Street earns global spotlight as Cape Town’s urban heartbeat evolves
Mapungubwe National Park’s Road Upgrade Promises Smoother Access to Heritage and Wildlife
Table Mountain's Newlands Picnic Site Closed for Ultra-Trail Cape Town Event Through November 24
Outeniqua Nature Reserve Launches Permit System to Boost Conservation and Visitor Experience
Durban’s Coastline Welcomes Summer with 22 Beaches Open for Safe Swimming
Addo Elephant National Park’s Main Camp Announces Full-Day Power Outage: Essential Updates for Novem
Lagos Gears Up to Host Africa’s Longest Urban Cycling Event, Showcasing Coastal Innovation
