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Kruger Flood Alert: Balule Bridge Closure Prompts Route Revisions
Heavy rainfall has caused significant flooding in Kruger National Park, rendering the Balule Low Water Bridge impassable and prompting SANParks to issue urgent travel advisories. This situation necessitates immediate adjustments for African t… read more
Apartheid Museum Ups Fees, Boosts Value for SA Tourism
Starting May 1st, 2025, the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg will implement adjusted admission fees. This price update reflects the museum’s ongoing commitment to delivering a world-class experience for visitors while ensuring its continued operation and development. African travel agents should take… read more
Table Mountain Security Soars with New Helicopter Patrols
South African tourism takes a significant leap forward with enhanced safety measures at Table Mountain National Park. A newly deployed helicopter patrol promises to elevate the visitor experience, offering peace of mind and reinforcing the park’s commitment to visitor well-being. This initiative marks… read more
Durban Beaches Update: Safe Swimming and Recreation Options
As of April 23, 2025, the eThekwini Municipality has provided an important update regarding the status of its beaches and swimming pools, ensuring that both locals and tourists are informed about water quality and available facilities in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. With its stunning coastline, Durban is a popular destinatio… read more
Kruger Park Access Alert: Numbi Gate Closure Prompts Route Revisions for Travel Professionals
Travel agents navigating South African itineraries are advised to revise routes to Kruger National Park due to the ongoing closure of the Numbi Gate. A local community protest has resulted in the R538 road between White River and Numbi being barricaded, posing safety risks for travelers. While aut… read more
Etosha’s Road to Excellence: Enhanced Safari Experiences & Sustainable Tourism
Namibia’s iconic Etosha National Park is embarking on a transformative journey, enhancing its infrastructure to elevate the safari experience for visitors and boost regional tourism. This ambitious road upgrade project, spearheaded by the Namibian Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, signals … read more
Garden Route Trails Update: Navigating Big Tree Closure & Showcasing Scenic Alternatives
Travel professionals planning itineraries along South Africa’s scenic Garden Route should be aware of a temporary closure affecting a popular attraction. The Woodville Big Tree trail, nestled within the Wilderness Section of the Garden Route National Park, is currently inaccessible due to extremely wet… read more
Eastern Cape Trails Closed: Addo Alternatives for Discerning Travellers
Heavy rainfall has prompted the temporary closure of several hiking trails in Addo Elephant National Park’s Zuurberg section, impacting itineraries for travellers seeking immersive nature experiences in South Africa’s Eastern Cape. Travel agents are advised to adjust client plans and highlight alternative o… read more
West Coast National Park Enhances Access with R27 Gate Upgrades
South African National Parks (SANParks) is investing in enhanced visitor experiences at West Coast National Park with a significant upgrade to its R27 Gate facility. This initiative, part of a broader strategy to modernize park infrastructure, necessitates a temporary shift in access routes, pre… read more
Namibia’s Etosha National Park Implements Total Drone Ban: New Rules for Safari Tourists
Travel agents across Africa should be aware of a significant policy change at Namibia’s iconic Etosha National Park. The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has enacted a complete ban on all drones within the park, effective immediately. This new regulation requires all visitors to l… read more
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