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Seabourn is amplifying its 2028 Cape to Cape
World Cruise by adding two new departure options from
Cape Town, solidifying South Africa’s
strategic position as a pivotal embarkation point in one of the cruise
line’s most extensive and luxurious global voyages to date. This
expansion underscores C… read more
South African National Parks
(SANParks) has announced a significant
infrastructure upgrade for the Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park, with scheduled improvements set to begin on the
critical road linking Kamqua and
Mata Mata Rest Camp in January 2026. The
enhancement proj… read more
The
United States, under the Trump administration, has enacted a sweeping
suspension of visa processing for 75
countries, with 26 African
nations included in the list. This move, effective from
21 January, primarily impacts would-be immigrants seeking US “green
cards,” but may also extend to certain … read more
Recent updates to travel advisories for
Namibia by both Canada and Germany have prompted the
Namibian government to take swift action in reassuring the international
tourism community. In a coordinated response, the Ministry of
Environment, Forestry and Tourism, together with the Ministry of Home
Affairs, Immigration, … read more
As
the heart of the Southern African summer unfolds,
February stands out as a critical month for malaria
awareness across the region. The combination of
warm temperatures and widespread rainfall
creates the perfect storm for mosquito breeding, significantly
increasing the risk of malaria transmission… read more
Tanzania has once again captured the spotlight on the
international tourism stage, with President Samia Suluhu
Hassan celebrating a series of prestigious accolades that
underscore the nation’s growing appeal. At a ceremony held at Tunguu
State House in Zanzibar, the President received three major awards from
the 2025 W… read more
The
recent ordeal involving Viago Booking has
sent ripples through Namibia’s tourism sector, raising important
questions about accountability and consumer protection in cross-border
travel. More than 70 Namibians found themselves stranded in Luanda,
Angola, after a highly anticipated 14-day group trip organized by the … read more
Namibia’s unique position as a gateway to
unspoiled wilderness, diverse wildlife, and striking
landscapes continues to attract visitors from across the
globe, including a growing number from African source markets. However,
the latest international advisories are casting a spotlight on the
importance of keeping safety … read more
Regent
Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled a groundbreaking set of
itineraries for the 2026/27 season, positioning Cape
Town and South Africa at the heart of its global luxury
cruise network. Among the highlights are a 25-night
transcontinental sailing from Lisbon to Cape Town and a
… read more
Plans
to restrict self-drive 4x4 vehicle access
to Namibia’s iconic Sossusvlei and Deadvlei
have been officially postponed, following robust opposition from tour
operators and key industry stakeholders. The Ministry of Environment,
Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) confirmed that, after extensive engagement … read more
Seabourn Enhances 2028 World Cruise with New Cape Town Departures, Elevating South Africa’s Role
Kgalagadi Park Plans Major Road Upgrade to Improve Access Without Disrupting Unique Wilderness Exp.
US Visa Suspension Targets 75 Countries, Spares Mozambique and Select African Partners
Namibia Reassures Global Tourism Partners Amid New Travel Advisories from Canada and Germany
February’s Malaria Surge: What Sub-Saharan Africa’s Tourism Sector Needs to Know
Tanzania’s Global Tourism Triumphs Signal New Era for African Destinations
Regent Seven Seas’ New Long-Haul Cruises Elevate Cape Town’s Role in Global Luxury Voyages
Self-Drive Access to Sossusvlei and Deadvlei Remains Unchanged as Namibia Postpones Restrictions
