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Africa's
travel trade has a fresh climate signal to factor into itineraries for
the coming high season. The consensus forecast from the
Thirty-Third Southern Africa Regional Climate Outlook
Forum (SARCOF-33) points to a generally drier-than-normal
start to the 2026/27 rainy season across much of the Southern African
… read more
A
promising new chapter is opening in Southern African aviation as
Botswana and Lesotho take the first
concrete steps toward launching direct air services between their two
capitals. The two governments have officially entered negotiations for a
Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA)
aimed at establ… read more
Wildlife
enthusiasts across sub-Saharan Africa have a compelling new reason to
look towards the Kingdom of Eswatini. For
the first time in more than three and a half decades, cheetahs are once
again roaming the country's landscapes, following the successful
reintroduction of four animals into the Royal Jozini
… read more
Botswana
is stepping firmly onto the sustainability stage with plans to phase
out single-use plastic bags, a move that
carries meaningful implications for the country's tourism sector and for
the broader African travel industry. The government has confirmed that a
gradual implementation process is now underway, with th… read more
Southern
Africa's tourism landscape is entering a fresh chapter of regional
cooperation, as Mozambique and Eswatini
pledge to join forces in strengthening cross-border travel and unlocking
new investment opportunities. The two governments have committed to a
shared strategy that positions the region not merely as a col… read more
Travel
professionals arranging wildlife safaris to the Kingdom of Eswatini
need to update their client briefings without delay. Big
Game Parks, the private conservation organisation that
manages several of Eswatini's most treasured protected areas and safari
lodges, has officially rolled out a Zero Cash
Polic… read more
Spain
has officially confirmed its 2026 visa
policy, opening the door for citizens of eight African
nations to enter the country without the traditional Schengen visa
hurdle. Under the updated framework, holders of ordinary passports from
Botswana, Namibia, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mauritius,
Seychelles, Cape Verde… read more
August
marks the very heart of the dry season across much of
Southern Africa, and it also happens to be one of the
busiest months in the region's tourism calendar. Cooler temperatures,
sparse vegetation, and outstanding wildlife viewing draw thousands of
international visitors to the continent's most celebrated safari … read more
A major regulatory shift has
taken hold at every South African border crossing, and travel
professionals across the continent need to bring their clients up to
speed without delay. As of 1 July 2026, the
South African Revenue Service (SARS) now
requires all passengers travelling to and from South Afric… read more
Zambia
has been confirmed as the host country for AviaDev Africa
2027, the continent's only dedicated air service
development conference, in a landmark announcement that places the
Southern African nation firmly at the centre of Africa's evolving
aviation conversation. The decision, made in partnership with
Z… read more
Southern Africa braces for hotter, drier 2026/27 summer as SARCOF-33 outlook lands
Botswana and Lesotho Launch Historic Talks for Direct Gaborone–Maseru Air Link
Cheetahs Return to Eswatini After 35 Years in Landmark Conservation Milestone
Eswatini's Big Game Parks Goes Fully Cashless: What Wildlife Reserve Visitors Must Know Now
Southern Africa's August Safari Boom Comes with Hidden Malaria Risk Every Traveller Must Know
South Africa's Mandatory Online Traveller Declaration Now in Force, Reshaping Border Procedures
Zambia to Host AviaDev Africa 2027 as Airlift Zambia Initiative Targets Bold New Route Map
