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As
December ushers in the heart of the rainy season across
Southern Africa, the region’s lush
landscapes and vibrant wildlife reserves become magnets for
holidaymakers. Yet, this period also marks a significant rise in
malaria transmission, driven by the perfect
storm of warm temperatures, high humid… read more
Durban is on the brink of its most ambitious cruise season yet,
with projections for the 2025/26 programme pointing to a transformative
impact on the city’s economy and its standing in the international
cruise market. Between November 2025 and June 2026, the
Port of Durban is set to welcome an
estimated 255,000… read more
The
governments of Mozambique and Zambia have
taken a decisive step toward reshaping the landscape of regional
commerce and connectivity with the signing of a landmark agreement to
establish a One-Stop Border Post (OSBP) at
Cassacatiza (Mozambique) and Chanida (Zambia). This initiative,
formalized in… read more
In
a move poised to reshape regional air travel,
Airlink, the trusted South African regional
carrier, has announced a new direct service linking
Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport
(JNB) with the emerging destination of
Nacala Airport (MNC) in Mozambique. Set to
commence … read more
Durban
is poised to take center stage in Southern Africa’s tourism sector as
the city launches its Sizzling Summer
Campaign and welcomes the eagerly anticipated 2025/26
cruise season. With projections indicating
an influx of around 1.3 million visitors
over the coming months, Durban … read more
The heartbeat of Africa’s
gastronomic scene has once again been set by South
Africa, taking centre stage at the esteemed
6th World Culinary Awards. This global
celebration of excellence across the food and hospitality sector has
reaffirmed the country’s position as a powerhouse for exceptional
dining… read more
The
Kruger National Park continues to stand as
one of Africa’s premier wildlife destinations, with South African
authorities firmly dismissing recent speculation about a possible name
change. The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the
Environment (DFFE) has unequivocally stated that no
official pr… read more
In the heart of Sub-Saharan
Africa’s booming hospitality sector, a quiet revolution is underway.
Hotels, both international giants and locally-owned gems, are
increasingly embracing sustainability, with waste management emerging as
a critical focus. As the region’s tourism industry expands, the
environmental footprint of hotels—particu… read more
The
spotlight is shining brightly on Zimbabwe
as it claims the coveted title of the world’s best country
to visit in 2025, according to the influential Forbes
magazine. This recognition is not just a win for Zimbabwe, but a
resounding endorsement for Southern Africa’s tourism sector, placing the
regi… read more
The
opening day of the Essence of Africa forum
in Malindi set the tone for a new era of commercially-driven market
intelligence in Africa’s tourism sector. With 150 vetted
international buyers and an equal number of African
exhibitors, the event moved beyond dialogue to deliver practical
strategies a… read more
December’s Rains Heighten Malaria Risk: What to Know for Southern Africa’s Peak Holiday Season
Durban Gears Up for Record Cruise Season, Promising Major Economic Boost and Global Spotlight
Mozambique and Zambia Launch 24-Hour One-Stop Border Post to Transform Regional Trade
Airlink Connects Johannesburg to Nacala, Expanding Access to Mozambique’s Hidden Coast
South Africa Secures Africa’s Culinary Crown as Cape Town and Regional Hotspots Shine in 2025 Awards
Kruger National Park Retains Its Name: DFFE Quashes Rumours, Stresses Legal Process
Zimbabwe Takes Centre Stage as Forbes’ Top Global Destination for 2025
