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South
Africa has dramatically strengthened its position in the
burgeoning astro-tourism sector with the inauguration
of a state-of-the-art visitor centre at the South African
Astronomical Observatory (SAAO) in Cape
Town. This new facility signals exciting opportunities for
travel agents seeking to diversi… read more
Defining
a single “staple” dish for Ghana is a delightful challenge. The
nation’s culinary identity is a vibrant tapestry woven from diverse
regional specialties, each reflecting the country’s rich cultural
heritage. For travel agents, this presents a unique opportunity to
curate immersive food tourism experiences that go beyond the ty… read more
The
Adwa Victory Memorial in Addis Ababa has
emerged as a powerful draw for both domestic and international tourists,
welcoming nearly 189,000 visitors in less
than a year and generating substantial revenue. This success story
underscores the growing appeal of heritage tourism in Ethiopia and
present… read more
The
Table Mountain Aerial Cableway, a
cornerstone of Cape Town tourism, will undergo scheduled annual
maintenance from 28 July to 3 August 2025.
This temporary closure presents both challenges and opportunities for
travel agents specializing in South African travel.
The
cableway’s annual maint… read more
Etosha
National Park shines in August, offering
unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities during
Namibia's peak dry season. Savvy travel agents can
capitalize on this prime time to curate unforgettable safari experiences
for their clients, maximizing both client satisfaction and revenue
potential.
… read more
South
African school holidays mean peak season for
Kruger National Park, and travel agents
need to be prepared. With visitor numbers soaring,
SANParks has issued a travel advisory urging
meticulous planning and adherence to park regulations. This guide
provides travel professionals with the essential i… read more
August
shines as a prime month for wildlife viewing in
Kruger National Park. The dry winter season offers
exceptional game viewing opportunities, pleasant temperatures, and clear
skies, making it ideal for both seasoned safari-goers and first-time
visitors. Travel agents can capitalize on this peak season by
high… read more
South
African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the reopening
of the S65 gravel road in Kruger National
Park, restoring a vital route for wildlife
enthusiasts. This scenic road, connecting the
S1 (leading to Phabeni Gate) and
the H1-1 (towards Pretoriuskop Rest
Camp), h… read more
Thirteen
South Coast beaches in KwaZulu-Natal have
reopened for swimming, signaling positive news for the region's tourism
sector. The KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of
Excellence made the announcement after careful monitoring of
the annual sardine run revealed that the main sardine
activity ha… read more
The
renowned Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana
is currently experiencing higher-than-usual flood levels, impacting
access routes and prompting operational adjustments for safari
experiences. African travel agents are advised to stay informed about
these changes to ensure seamless and enriching client
journeys.
L… read more
South Africa Launches Cutting-Edge Astro-Tourism Hub in Cape Town
Ghana: A Culinary Journey for the Discerning Traveler
Adwa Victory Memorial: A Triumph for Heritage Tourism
Table Mountain Cableway Closure: Agent Advisory
Etosha in August: Prime Time for Wildlife & High Occupancy
Kruger Bookings Surge: Smart Strategies for Peak Season
KZN South Coast Beaches Reopen, Boosting Tourism Prospects
Botswana’s Moremi Game Reserve: Navigating Seasonal Floodwaters for Unforgettable Safaris
