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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
Zimbabwe's
tourism sector is on the cusp of a significant transformation as the
government prepares to introduce a Tourism Amendment
Bill designed to boost domestic and rural tourism across
the country. Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Barbara Rwodzi
has outlined ambitious plans to make the nation's attraction… read more
The African aviation landscape is
poised for a significant boost as Air
Algérie officially announces the relaunch of its
long-haul route between Algiers and
Johannesburg, scheduled to resume on 16
January 2026. This strategic move marks the end of a
nearly two-year suspension, with t… read more
The vision of a
borderless African travel experience has
taken a decisive step forward following a landmark endorsement from
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni. During a high-level engagement at
the Mayuge State Lodge, President Museveni pledged his full support for
the Trans-Africa Tourism & Unity
… read more
A major development in
global aviation is set to enhance travel options for African passengers
as Emirates and Air Canada have committed
to extending their strategic partnership through to the end of 2032.
This expanded collaboration builds on a successful three-year alliance
that has already connected more than … read more
The
recent grounding of the Smart Lynx
Airlines fleet has sent ripples through the African
aviation sector, with significant operational and financial consequences
for carriers relying on wet-lease agreements. The situation has brought
to light the vulnerabilities in cross-continental leasing arrangements
and raised … read more
Uganda’s
tourism landscape is on the brink of a significant transformation as
the International Trade Centre (ITC), in
collaboration with the European Union through the Global
Gateway initiative, has announced a fresh injection of
more than USD 8 million into the sector.
This four-ye… read more
The
AmaWaterways Africa Safaris & Wildlife cruise
programme is set for a notable expansion in August 2026,
unveiling four fresh itineraries ranging from nine to 18 nights. This
development promises to reshape the landscape for premium safari and
river cruise offerings across Southern and Eastern
Africa… 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