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Cape Town has seen its busiest cruise season on record with 75 cruise ship calls and 41 turnaround visits during the 2022/23 season, bringing more than 145,000 cruise passengers and 42,000 crew to South Africa’s shores.
These numbers represent a more than doubling of the numbers for the 2019/20 cruise season, during which jus… read more
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille says the COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly left a dent in the tourism industry, but the resilient sector is recovering.
"South Africa offers travellers unparalleled beauty and affordability, making it an irresistible destination," De Lille said when addressing a media briefing on the sidelines of Africa's Tra… read more
Africa’s Trade Indaba, held at the Albert Luthuli Convention Centre
in Durban, has placed the spotlight firmly on women in the tourism
sector with sessions on women’s empowerment and another on including
women and youth in getting market access.
Deputy Tourism Minister, Fish Mahlalela got the ball rolling with a
pronouncement tha… read more
The South African National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) announced on 10 May 2023 that it is currently seeing a significant increase in malaria cases in … read more
The 2023 Africa’s Travel Indaba in the vibrant and bustling city of
Durban was a grand affair when it kicked off with the Business
Opportunity Networking Day (BONDay) session, featuring a line-up of
top-tier speakers who delivered riveting addresses.
Held at the iconic Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention
Centre, this p… read more
British travel adventure company Explore! recently named the 35 Best Hikes in the World(that anyone can do) and two hiking trails in … read more
South African Airways (SAA) announces that it has been given
the green light for a significant expansion of its fleet to pave the way
for the national carrier to relaunch international routes and increase
seat capacity for its regional and domestic destinations.
Interim
CEO, Professor John Lamola, says the airline’… read more
Eswatini Air launched its commercial operations on 26 March 2023. A start-up, in four stages, which will see the opening of three routes in South Africa by June. After Johannesburg, Durban will be added to the destination map of the young carrier, which operates Embraer aircraft.
All roads lead to Durban this week, as the 2023 edition of Africa's Travel Indaba (ATI)-- the continent's premier tourism trade show -- gets underway at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre.
Africa's Travel Indaba 2023, which takes place from Monday to Thursday, aims to reach pre-COVID-19 participation levels.… read more
The 115-island destination was extensively represented on the
international media platform for four days at the Arabian Travel Market
(ATM) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from May 1st to 4th 2023.
The delegation was led by the Principal Secretary for Tourism, Sherin
Francis and was accompanied by Mrs Bernadette Willemin, the Direc… read more
Cape Town reports unprecedented doubling of cruise calls for 2022/23 cruise season
Tourism stats indicate journey to recovery
Spotlight on Women Empowerment at Africa’s Travel Indaba
South Africa: Cases of Malara on the rise
SAA announces fleet expansion (one Airbus A330 and 5 A320s) to relaunch long-haul routes
Eswatini Air makes Durban its second destination in South Africa
Seychelles showcases diverse tourism products at 2023 Arabian Travel Market
