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Heavy Rains Force Temporary Closure of Amboseli National Park's Main Airstrip
Tourism operators planning client itineraries to one of Kenya's most iconic wildlife destinations must take note of a significant operational change. The main airstrip serving Amboseli National Park has been temporarily shut down following extensive flooding ca… read more
Controlled Explosions Set to Remove Historic Dams in Kruger National Park This Month
South African National Parks has confirmed that significant demolition work will proceed at two dam sites within the Kruger National Park between 9 and 20 March 2026. The operation targets the remaining structures at Kanniedood and Sirheni dams, representing the late… read more
Durban Coastline Welcomes Visitors With 22 Beaches Meeting Safety Standards
Travellers planning coastal getaways to KwaZulu-Natal can look forward to enjoying one of South Africa's most beloved beach destinations with considerable confidence. The eThekwini Municipality released its latest coastal water quality assessment on 4 March 2026, confirming that … read more
Karoo National Park Closes Popular 4x4 Routes Following Heavy Rainfall Damage
South African National Parks has temporarily suspended access to off-road trails at Karoo National Park after recent rainfall caused significant damage to sections of the rugged mountain routes. The closures affect several popular 4x4 experiences within the Western Cape reserve, requiring travel professionals to advise… read more
Addo Elephant National Park Announces Temporary Road Closures for Conservation Work
South African National Parks has confirmed temporary access restrictions within Addo Elephant National Park during the fifth and sixth of March 2026, affecting portions of the main game viewing area as conservation operations proceed. Travel professionals with clients visiting South Africa's third-largest national park… read more
Kruger National Park Issues Travel Alerts as Flood Recovery Continues Into March
Travel professionals selling South Africa's flagship wildlife destination should take note of important access updates affecting Kruger National Park this week. A combination of recent rainfall and ongoing recovery work from the severe January 2026 floods means that several routes and camps remain su… read more
April Emerges as Prime Time for Etosha Safari Amid Ongoing Fuel Supply Challenges
Namibia's premier wildlife destination offers exceptional safari conditions during April, combining lush post-rain landscapes with active wildlife behaviour and significantly fewer visitors than peak season months. For African travel professionals coordinating client itineraries to Etosha National Park, this transition… read more
Why April Offers Exceptional Value for Selling Kruger National Park Safaris
As the southern African autumn settles in, Kruger National Park enters one of its most rewarding periods for wildlife viewing. April represents a sweet spot in the safari calendar — a transitional month when the intense summer heat gives way to more comfortable conditions, while the landscape remains lush and water s… read more
Twenty Durban Beaches Clear Water Safety Tests While Three Remain Temporarily Closed
Fresh water quality results from eThekwini Municipality bring welcome news for anyone planning seaside visits to South Africa's eastern coastline. According to the latest testing conducted on 27 February 2026, 20 of Durban's 23 monitored bathing beaches now meet national recreational water safety sta… read more
Richtersveld Pontoon Closed as Orange River Floods Force Detour for Visitors
Travellers heading to one of Southern Africa's most spectacular and remote wilderness areas need to adjust their plans. South African National Parks has temporarily shut down the pontoon ferry at Sendelingsdrift in the |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park after high water levels … read more
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