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Mpumalanga’s Road Revolution: Paving the Way to a Tourism Boom
South Africa’s scenic Mpumalanga province is undergoing a significant transformation, promising exciting new prospects for travel agents across Africa. A major road infrastructure overhaul, spearheaded by the South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL), is set to redefine accessibility to the K… read more
Addo Elephant Park Upgrade: New Family Units Boost Tourism
Addo Elephant National Park is set to enhance its family-friendly offerings with brand new accommodation units. A planned electricity shutdown at the Main Camp on 06 May 2025, from 08:00 to 17:00, will facilitate the connection of these units to the electrical grid, paving the way for increased tourism opportunities.
This brief … read more
Kigali's Green Heartbeat: Kinyinya EcoPark Set to Redefine Urban Tourism
Rwanda’s capital is poised to become a beacon of sustainable urban development with the launch of the Kinyinya EcoPark, a groundbreaking project set to redefine urban tourism in Africa. This 70-hectare sanctuary, nestled within the 600-hectare Green City Kigali initiative, presents a wealth of opportunities for tr… read more
Augrabies Adapts: Thriving Tourism Despite High Water Closure
South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced the temporary closure of the boardwalk leading to the main falls at Augrabies Falls National Park. This measure, prompted by elevated water levels on the pathway, prioritizes visitor safety while ensuring the park remains open and accessible, offering a wealth of alte… read more
Kruger in June: Prime Time Safaris & Lucrative Packages for Travel Agents
The dry winter season begins in June, transforming Kruger National Park into a wildlife wonderland. Travel agents can capitalize on this peak season by offering clients an unforgettable safari experience with enhanced game viewing opportunities.
June’s allure lies in its transformed landscape.… read more
Karoo 4x4 Trails Temporarily Closed, Alternate Adventures Await
Travel agents across Africa, take note: Recent heavy rains have led to the temporary closure of all 4x4 trails within South Africa’s Karoo National Park. This essential update impacts tour offerings but also presents opportunities to showcase the park’s diverse alternative experiences.
The closure affects six popular trails: the… read more
Namibia’s Fish River Canyon Hike: New Dates for 2025 Season
Travel agents across Africa should be aware of a schedule adjustment for the highly sought-after Fish River Canyon hiking experience in Namibia. Due to unusually high water levels within the canyon, Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has postponed the start of the 2025 hiking season, impacting bookings in… read more
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
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