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Since controlling a surge in poaching in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Namibia has experienced comparatively low levels of the illegal killing of wildlife, particularly of rhinos and elephants.
The changes in protected areas and wildlife management policies that followed independence, and the rapid growth of the community-based natural r… read more
Flights are now able to land at and depart Cape Town International Airport after a power outage caused disruptions on Sunday. An investigation is under way to determine the cause.
Listen to this article 3 min Listen to this article 3 min On Sunday night, flights were unable to land at or depart from Cape Town International Airport f… read more
As anticipation builds up for its inaugural edition, the UN Tourism,
Regional Forum on Gastronomy Tourism for Africa is set to convene
destinations and international experts to explore the transformative
potential of gastronomy tourism.
Scheduled to take place from 26-28 July 2024 in Victoria Falls,
Zimbabwe, the fo… read more
The eThekwini Municipality, the local government body responsible for governing and managing Durban in KwaZulu-Natal,
has relea… read more
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has recently added more sites in South Africa to its prestigious World Heritage List. On 26 July 2024,… read more
Kenya Airways is set to enhance its service offerings in Southern and Central Africa in the wake of rising passenger demand on these routes. The Nairobi-based carrier plans to deploy high-capacity Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft on key routes, including Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Starting with Johannesburg, Kenya Airways will… read more
Oceania Cruises has released its festive holiday voyages for the 2024/25 and 2025/26 cruise seasons, offering at sea Christmas and New Year celebrations on a variety of itineraries, including cruises departing from Cape Town and Dubai.
The diverse selection of more than 40 voyages invites travelers to explore in whiche… read more
Needless to mention, tourism provides numerous benefits to economic progress in various ways as is playing a crucial role in local, continental and global contexts. As well attested from what the tourism sector has been contributing to economic progress, the sector is of paramount importance in bolstering economic growth by generating inc… read more
The South African Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) has made the decision to suspend all instrument landings at five key airports within the country. This suspension affects the airports located in George, Kimberley, Mthatha, Polokwane, and Richards Bay. The directive takes immediate effect, marking a significant change in the operation… read more
MSC Cruises and the conservation non-profit BirdLife South Africa are offering one of the most unusual voyages of the season from South Africa in January, 2025, with MSC Musica set to sail south from Durban for the Marion and Prince Edward Islands.
Lying just beyond the 40th parallel south, in the ‘Roaring Forties’ of … read more
Minister of Tourism Pohamba Shifeta at the National Stakeholders' forum
Flights resume at Cape Town Airport after sunday power outage
Celebrating Africa’s culinary heritage: UN Tourism Forum stresses gastronomy as key tourism driver
Durban: Three beaches are currently closed for swimming due to water quality
UNESCO adds sites in South Africa to World Heritage list
KQ deploys more Dreamliner on South African routes
Oceania releases 2024 and 2025 Christmas and New Year cruises in South Africa and Arabia
Getting Tourism bigger for augmenting economic growth
South Africa halts instrument landings at five airports
MSC Musica to sail toward Antarctica from Durban on most unique cruise of SA season
