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Winter
in Southern Africa (May-September) marks the peak
safari season, drawing travelers eager to witness
stunning wildlife. However, the presence of malaria
in several popular destinations requires careful planning and client
education. This article equips African travel agents
with the knowledge … read more
Namibia
has significantly enhanced its visa system, making it easier and faster
for travelers to experience the country’s unique landscapes and
wildlife. Effective April 1st, 2025, the eVisa now serves
as the VoA, eliminating the previous requirement of an
additional form upon arrival. This streamlined process means t… read more
South
Africa’s groundbreaking Digital Trusted Tour Operator
Scheme (TTOS) is transforming the nation’s tourism
landscape, creating exciting new prospects for travel agents across the
continent. This innovative program has already welcomed over
11,000 tourists from China and India in just three
months… read more
After
years of anticipation, the Trans-Kalahari Railway (TKR) project is gaining
momentum, promising to reshape the tourism landscape of Southern Africa.
This ambitious initiative aims to connect Botswana and Namibia by rail, unlocking
significant opportunities for travel agents across the
continent.
Recent meetings
bet… read more
Travel
agents across Africa can reassure their clients: Access to Namibia’s
Hosea Kutako International Airport (WDH)
remains virtually unaffected by the temporary road works currently
underway on the B6 route. While a short
section near the popular Heja Game Lodge is
undergoing impr… read more
Namibia’s
tourism sector is witnessing a fascinating interplay of trends, with
coastal areas emerging as star performers
while the industry navigates fluctuating occupancy rates.
April 2025 saw a 55% hotel
occupancy rate across the country, slightly trailing the
58.19%… read more
Travel
agents specializing in Southern African adventures should
take note: Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is
implementing temporary changes to its shop operating hours this May due
to scheduled stocktaking. This impacts the Mata Mata,
Nossob, and Twee Rivieren rest camps, requiring careful
pl… read more
Zambia
made a resounding statement at Africa’s Travel Indaba
2025, showcasing its commitment to becoming a premier
tourism destination. Led by Tourism Minister Rodney
Sikumba, a delegation of 41 co-exhibitors
and key stakeholders engaged in strategic meetings and
bus… read more
Travel agents across Africa should be aware of the immediate
closure of Namibia’s Main Road 118 (MR118), the direct route linking
Rosh Pinah and Oranjemund. The Namibian Roads Authority
(RA) enacted this closure on the evening of May 7, 2025,
as a safety precaution due to the Orange River’s rising
waters… read more
The Orange River’s rising tide has
brought about significant changes in the /Ai-/Ais
Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, impacting travel plans
and creating a need for travel agents to adapt. Several camps within
this popular park, straddling South Africa and
Namibia, are temporarily clo… read more
Southern Africa Winter Safaris: Balancing Thrills with Malaria Safety
Namibia Streamlines Visa Process, Boosts Tourism Appeal for African Travelers
Trans-Kalahari Railway: Igniting Southern Africa's Tourism Boom
Kgalagadi Shop Hours Shift
Zambia’s Tourism Minister Spearheads Growth Strategy at Indaba 2025
Orange River Overflows: MR118 Closure Impacts Southern Namibia Travel
