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In a bold stride towards
operational efficiency and visitor satisfaction,
CapeNature—the public agency entrusted with
safeguarding the Western Cape’s biodiversity—has announced a
transformative shift: five of its most celebrated nature reserves will
transition to a fully cashless payment
system start… read more
The
imminent arrival of Azamara Pursuit in Cape
Town this November marks a significant milestone for
South Africa’s cruise landscape and signals the city’s accelerating
ascent as a premier hub for international cruise lines. With its return,
Azamara underscores a growing recognition of Cape Town as a vital
turnaround… read more
The Ministry of
Tourism and Cultural Affairs has officially launched the
logo for the upcoming One Nation Reggae
Festival, solidifying government commitment to a vibrant
weeklong celebration of music, heritage, and diaspora ties. Scheduled
from 25 to 30 November 2025, the festival promises to position … read more
South African National Parks
(SANParks) has confirmed that the Skukuza Safari
Lodge, nestled within the renowned Skukuza
Rest Camp in Kruger National Park, continues to operate
without interruption following a fire incident on 29 October 2025 that
affected part of its restaurant dining hall.
The … read more
In
a remarkable turn of events for southern Africa’s wildlife landscape,
four elephants have been observed near Zutshwa in
Botswana’s Kgalagadi region, placing these iconic giants
just 70 kilometres from the renowned Kgalagadi
Transfrontier Park.This sighting is not only a cause for excitement among wi… read more
In
a moment laden with symbolism and anticipation, a new chapter in
Algeria–China aviation began as an aircraft
received a traditional water salute upon
arrival in Guangzhou. The meeting of water
and wings in the skies marked not only the launch of a direct air link
between Algeria a… read more
Angola’s
aviation sector stands at a crossroads, with Belarnicio
Muangala, founder and CEO of Fly
Angola, voicing strong concerns over the persistent
dominance of state control across the industry. In a recent interview,
Muangala highlighted how the government’s grip on airlines, airports,
and ground… read more
In
a strategic move that underscores the growing significance of East
Africa for international carriers, Brussels
Airlines will introduce a new direct
service between Brussels and Kilimanjaro beginning 3 June
2026. This addition, featuring twice-weekly
flights, is set to enhance air … read more
The African hospitality
landscape is set for a significant transformation as The
Ascott Limited, a global leader in lodging operations and
a subsidiary of CapitaLand Investment, has formalized a franchise
agreement for the upcoming Somerset Admiralty Way
Lagos. This new serviced residence, strategicall… read more
For those eager to discover
South Africa’s lesser-known treasures, the
riverside town of Bloemhof is rapidly
emerging as a standout destination. Nestled along the tranquil banks of
the Vaal River in the North West Province,
Bloemhof has just earned national acclaim, taking home the pre… read more
CapeNature’s Cashless Revolution: Western Cape’s Top Nature Reserves Embrace Seamless Digital Entry
Azamara Pursuit Charts New Course: Cape Town Emerges as Africa’s Luxury Cruise Gateway
Sierra Leone Unveils One Nation Reggae Festival, Aiming to Boost Cultural Tourism and Diaspora Links
Skukuza Safari Lodge Remains Fully Operational After Restaurant Fire, SANParks Ensures Guest Comfort
Rare Elephant Sighting Near Kgalagadi Sparks New Conservation
Algeria-China Air Link Takes Flight with Symbolic Water Salute in Guangzhou
Fly Angola CEO Calls for Reforms as State Dominance Hinders Private Aviation Investment
Brussels Airlines Expands East African Network with New Kilimanjaro Route from June 2026
Bloemhof’s “Town of the Year” Win Spotlights Fresh Opportunities for South Africa’s Small-Town Touri
