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AndBeyond has unveiled the newly redesigned Kirkman's Kamp in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve in South Africa.
The camp's 12 cottages have been refurbished to feature large private bars and outdoor seating areas. Bathrooms have been entirely redone with extra-large showers and double vanities.
The lodge's guest areas have be… read more
Mantis has announced it is planning to launch the Mantis Kivu Queen uBuranga in July this year. This "floating hotel" will be the first motor yacht to sail on one of Africa's great waterways: Lake Kivu in Rwanda.
With 10 modern cabins, a swimming pool, restaurant, bar and viewing deck with a hot tub, this unique boat e… read more
Conservation company Great Plains has launched a range of staycations. Noticing the increasing number of solo travelers and family guests booking longer stays and combining work with safaris, the company has adapted and made changes at camps to cater to the new requirements of slow-travel guests.
The camps now have increased … read more
City Lodge Hotel Group’s Courtyard Hotel Rosebank has refurbished its bedrooms and reopened at the beginning of the year to accommodate its first group of guests since its temporary suspension of services at the start of lockdown. With fresh furniture, furnishings and air-conditioning units, the hotel is keen to welcome back guests… read more
Along with surely every market worldwide, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on Sub-Saharan Africa’s hospitality arena. As the sector continues grappling with the impact of successive waves of the virus, and weathers an onslaught of changing restrictions, an analysis of existing funding structures reveals both substantial … read more
Accommodation establishments certified by the Tourism Grading Council
of South Africa (TGCSA) are ready to receive guests in a safe and
responsible manner, in line with the COVID-19 health and safety
protocols.
A health and safety protocols study conducted by the South African
Tourism (SA Tourism) Insights and Analytics te… read more
FSTAAH has revealed the top online booking channels for 2020. Varying across the world’s top tourism destinations, the lists reveal the successes of both direct booking strategies for accommodation providers and the growth strategies of online travel agents.
“It is clear that accommodation providers across the board are actively see… read more
Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and Tarangire are only a few highlights attracting travellers to visit the African country of Tanzania, where more than a third of the landscape is under conservation protection. With its 22 national parks, this year round destination guarantees wilderness seekers a st… read more
By 2050, hotels will need to reduce emissions per key by 90% to be in line with the Paris Climate Agreement. Public and political pressure on the sector is rising to implement drastic changes in coming years. Many hotel and restaurant chains are responding, but the path to a clean hospitality industry remains a long one. However, the current pan… read more
We got into the mind of Lindiwe Sangweni-Siddo, Chief Operating Officer at City Lodge Hotel Group. Is remote work here to stay as digital nomads, bleisure and virtual events become more commonplace? Here’s what we learnt from City Lodge Hotel Group.
The pandemic served as a temporary kill shot to the business travel … read more
AndBeyond reopens a redesigned Kirkman's Kamp in South Africa
Mantis: 'floating hotel' in Rwanda
Great Plains launches African staycations for business travelers
City Lodge Hotel Group reopens Courtyard Hotel Rosebank
South Africa: Tourism Grading Council certified facilities ready to receive guests
Wild Life and Pure Nature: Kempinski expands international portfolio with two Safari Lodges
