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The
Martin's Drift border post, a vital link
between Botswana and South Africa, is set to reopen on March 27, 2025,
following a temporary closure due to the flooding of the Limpopo River.
This key crossing, also known as Grobler’s Bridge on the South African
side, operates from 06:00 to 22:00 daily, facilitating not on… read more
As
Southern Africa transitions from the rainy season to drier months,
travel agents are positioned at the forefront of advising tourists on
the heightened malaria risks during April. This period is crucial for
implementing effective prevention strategies, ensuring travelers can
enjoy their journeys safely.
In regions like
… read more
In a strategic move that promises to enhance regional
connectivity, Airlink has launched a new flight route between Cape Town,
South Africa, and Gaborone, Botswana. This development is set to
significantly impact the travel landscape, offering numerous
opportunities for business and leisure travelers alike.
The new service not on… read more
In a significant development for the African travel industry,
Botswana is positioning itself as a burgeoning hub for medical tourism,
promising substantial opportunities for travel professionals and a
positive impact on the regional economy. This shift is driven by
extensive investments in healthcare infrastructure and strategic
initia… read more
The ambitious overhaul of Nigeria's railway system,
particularly the Port Harcourt-Maiduguri corridor, is poised to
revolutionize travel and trade across the region. This extensive project
not only promises to rejuvenate the aging rail infrastructure but also
aims to stitch together various economic zones, boosting both local and
inter… read more
A state-of-the-art floating docking
jetty has been officially commissioned on
Impalila Island, located in Namibia’s
scenic Zambezi Region. This innovative infrastructure is set to
revolutionize connectivity between the island and the mainland,
providing a safe, efficient, and reliable link for water tr… read more
The recently concluded ITB Berlin
2025, held from March 4-6, showcased Africa’s growing
prominence in the global travel and tourism industry. Key players in
African aviation and hospitality unveiled bold expansion strategies,
signaling a strong momentum for the continent’s tourism and business
travel sectors. From … read more
The management of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park (SANParks) has announced temporary changes to the
operating hours of park shops on select dates in March 2025. These
adjustments are being made to accommodate monthly stocktaking, ensuring
better inventory management and service efficiency for
visitors.
Visitor… read more
The Botswana Unified Revenue Service
(BURS) has announced the reopening of two key border
posts between Botswana and South Africa as of 14 March 2025. The
Pont Drift Border Post and
Parr’s Halt Border Post (known as
Stockpoort Border Post on the South African side) are now operational … read more
In exciting news for wildlife enthusiasts and the tourism
sector, the Botswana Ministry of Environment and
Tourism has announced the reopening of the
Gaborone Game Reserve, the
Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR), and
the Khutse Game Reserve as of today, March
11, 2… read more
Reopening of Martin's Drift Border Post Boosts Regional Travel and Trade
April's Malaria Outlook: Essential Insights for Southern Africa's Travel Sector
New Airlink Route Connects Cape Town and Gaborone, Bolstering Business and Tourism
Botswana's Medical Tourism Surge: A New Frontier for African Travel Agents
Nigeria's Railway Renaissance: A Gateway to Enhanced Regional Trade and Travel
ITB Berlin 2025 Highlights Ambitious Growth Plans for African Aviation and Hospitality
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park Adjusts Shop Hours for March 2025 Due to Stocktaking
Botswana Reopens Gaborone, Central Kalahari, and Khutse Game Reserves
