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Cape Town is preparing to celebrate one of South Africa's most cherished public holidays with a generous cultural offering that promises to delight both local residents and international visitors. On Heritage Day, 24 September 2026, travellers will be able to explore several of the Mother City's most iconic museums entirely free… read more
October is shaping up to be one of the most fascinating months to explore Kruger National Park, as the mighty South African wilderness prepares to shift from its dry winter clothing into the vibrant greens of the approaching summer season. For African travel professionals building safari itineraries this year, the month offers a… read more
Visitors planning a trip to South Africa's iconic Karoo National Park can rest assured that their travel plans remain firmly on track. Although game capture operations have officially resumed within the park, the reserve remains fully open to visitors, and normal wildlife viewing continues without significant disruption. For the… read more
Nigerian carrier Air Peace has strengthened its operational muscle with the delivery of a third Airbus A320-200 under an ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance and Insurance) arrangement with Lithuania-based Avion Express. The development, revealed through recent industry research, marks a significant milestone in th… read more
Kruger National Park, South Africa's flagship wildlife destination and one of sub-Saharan Africa's most important tourism assets, is making tangible progress in its recovery from devastating flood damage. Fresh updates from South African National Parks (SANParks) confirm that several critical road, bridge and accommodation proje… read more
A short but disruptive wave of industrial action at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) has left Kenya Airways nursing a hefty financial wound, with the national carrier confirming losses of more than USD 7 million — the equivalent of over Ksh 904.7 million — following a three-day strike … read more
Travel professionals arranging coastal holidays in South Africa's popular KwaZulu-Natal region have received a fresh update on Durban's beach status, and the news is largely positive. According to the latest coastal water quality report issued by the eThekwini Municipality and dated 3 September 2026, twenty-two … read more
Africa continues to grapple with one of the most striking imbalances in the global aviation industry. Despite being home to roughly 18% of the world's population, the continent accounts for a mere 2% of global air transport activity. This disparity is far more than a statistical curiosity — it points to a deeper… read more
Good news has arrived for lovers of the wild side of the Kruger National Park, as South African National Parks (SANParks) has officially confirmed that the much-loved Balule Satellite Camp is once again open for reservations. The announcement follows several months of intensive repair work carried out after the devastating flood… read more
South Africa's Tourism Month has taken centre stage this September, with Deputy Minister of Tourism Maggie Sotyu issuing a powerful call for citizens to rediscover their homeland while championing a bold new vision for women-led enterprise in the sector. Speaking at the Women in Tourism North West Provincial Chapter Business Bre… read more