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Tourism
operators with bookings at Mana Pools National
Park in northern Zimbabwe face significant disruption
following extensive flood damage that has rendered key access routes
impassable. The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management
Authority, commonly known as ZimParks, has confirmed that
heavy rain… read more
The
Parliament of Zimbabwe will stage a charity half-marathon on 24 May
2026, inviting runners and families to experience the
country's impressive new legislative building while supporting community
projects. The event adds another dimension to Zimbabwe's growing
calendar of running events and presents opportunities fo… read more
The
Western Cape province in South Africa has
achieved a remarkable conservation breakthrough, expanding its network
of protected areas by more than 81,700
hectares within a single year. This development
represents a significant opportunity for African tourism professionals
seeking to position their … read more
South
African National Parks has commenced scheduled wildlife management
activities at one of the country's most celebrated
reserves, with operations taking place today and tomorrow across several
sections of Addo Elephant National Park. Travel professionals with
clients visiting the Eastern Cape destination should be … read more
South
African National Parks has released its latest
operational update for Kruger National Park, bringing welcome news for
travel professionals planning client itineraries to one of Africa's most
celebrated wildlife destinations. Following severe flooding that struck
the northern Nxantseni region earlier this year, re… read more
Encouraging
news is emerging from Botswana for safari operators and travel
professionals across Africa. The Department of Wildlife
and National Parks, operating under the Ministry of
Environment and Tourism, has confirmed that conditions within the
celebrated Moremi Game Reserve are
gradually improvi… read more
The
Flying Dutchman Funicular at Cape Point is currently
unavailable to visitors while essential maintenance work takes place at
the celebrated attraction within Table Mountain National Park. The
temporary closure affects one of South Africa's most recognisable
tourism experiences, though alternative arrangements ensur… read more
Severe
flooding across the northern reaches of Kruger National
Park has prompted authorities to temporarily shut down
two vital border crossings between South Africa and
Mozambique. The South African Border
Management Authority confirmed that both the Pafuri Port
of Entry and Giriyon… read more
Safari
operators and self-drive enthusiasts planning expeditions to the
northern reaches of Kruger National Park
should take note of a revised timeline affecting a critical river
crossing. The anticipated reopening of the Letaba
High-Level Bridge has been postponed by several days,
with engineers now… read more
Chapman's
Peak Drive, widely regarded as one of the most
breathtaking coastal roads on the African continent, will experience
intermittent closures throughout the remainder of March
2026 as engineers conduct critical safety evaluations.
For tourism professionals organising itineraries that include this… read more
Severe Flooding Closes Access Roads to Zimbabwe's Mana Pools National Park
Zimbabwe Parliament to Host Charity Half-Marathon at New Legislative Complex
Western Cape Expands Protected Wilderness by 81,700 Hectares in Major Conservation Win
Addo Elephant National Park Conducts Conservation Operations This Week
Kruger National Park Reopens Key Routes as Flood Recovery Progresses Into Late March
Moremi Game Reserve Set to Reopen 26 March as Botswana's Flood Recovery Gains Momentum
Cape Point's Iconic Funicular Temporarily Closed as Shuttle Service Assists Visitors
Cape Town's Celebrated Chapman's Peak Route Faces March Closures for Safety Work
