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As
March unfolds, it marks a pivotal period in the peak
malaria season across Southern Africa. Warm temperatures,
late-summer rainfall, and lingering floodwaters create ideal conditions
for mosquito breeding, making malaria awareness and prevention
essential for safari enthusiasts, road trippers, and regional explorers… read more
Nairobi,
East Africa’s vibrant business and diplomatic hub, is redefining urban
hospitality, reflecting its evolving role as a mixed-use destination. No
longer solely a leisure market, the city is now shaped by growing
corporate travel, demand for long-stay options, and heightened regional
mobility. This shift is exemp… read more
Proflight Zambia has earned the globally respected
IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit)
certification, a testament to the airline’s unwavering
dedication to meeting the highest international safety and operational
benchmarks. This achievement not only enhances Proflight’s reputation
but also reinforces trust amo… read more
In a bold move to remain at the forefront of Nigeria’s evolving
travel industry, Dees Travels and Tours
has introduced an innovative AI-powered travel assistant. This new
development was announced during an exclusive Travel Partners and
Stakeholders Roundtable held in Lagos, where key players across the
travel ecosyste… read more
In a significant moment
for the Southern African cruise industry, Cunard’s newest flagship,
Queen Anne, made a prominent stop at Durban
on Wednesday, marking the final South African port on her current World
Cruise before venturing into the Indian Ocean. This visit underscores
Durban’s increasing stature as a pivotal g… read more
Travellers
embarking on a self-drive safari in Etosha National Park,
Namibia, should be aware of a significant temporary
change affecting the popular Okaukuejo–Namutoni route. Since 1 February
2026, a section of this road has been closed to facilitate a
comprehensive upgrade project aimed at transforming gravel tourist… read more
South
Africa’s tourism industry is celebrating a historic milestone, with the
sector delivering record-breaking results in 2025. According to
Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille, the country welcomed an
unprecedented 10.48 million international
arrivals between January and December 2025, representing a
remarkable … read more
The South African National
Parks (SANParks) has announced the commencement of vital construction
work to enhance water capacity at the Bitterpan Wilderness
Camp, located within the iconic Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park. Scheduled to begin in early February 2026, this project represents
a key investment in strength… read more
Cape Town’s iconic
Chapman’s Peak Drive, the breathtaking 9 km
coastal route linking Noordhoek and Hout Bay, will experience temporary
closures every Wednesday from 10:00 to 16:00 between 4
February and 25 March 2026. This scheduled closure is
part of an environmental initiative led by South African Na… read more
South Africa is intensifying efforts to grow its tourism sector
by strengthening ties with key markets in South-East Asia through
investment promotion, enhanced air connectivity, and visa
reforms. Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille, during her
recent visit to Singapore, outlined these strategies while engaging with
the… read more
March: A Critical Month for Malaria Awareness in Southern Africa
Nairobi’s Hospitality Redefines Itself Amid Shifting Demand Patterns
Proflight Zambia Achieves Prestigious IOSA Accreditation, Elevating African Aviation Standards
Dees Travels Unveils AI-Powered Travel Assistant to Transform Nigerian Travel Services
Queen Anne’s Durban Call Highlights South Africa’s Strategic Role in Luxury Cruise Routes
Major Road Upgrade in Etosha National Park Enhances Self-Drive Safari Experience
South Africa’s Tourism Sector Achieves Record Growth with 10.48 Million Visitors in 2025
South African National Parks to Upgrade Water Infrastructure at Bitterpan Wilderness Camp in Kgalaga
Chapman’s Peak Drive to Close Wednesdays for Alien Vegetation Clearing, Offering Scenic Alternative
