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On Tuesday, the workers, which included waitresses, bartenders, cleaners and chefs, were up in arms after their February salaries, which they expected on 25 February, were not paid.
South Africa’s National Astro-Tourism Strategy to boost local economies through unique astronomical experiences, fostering cultural exchange and environmental stewardship.
South Africa’s Trusted Tour Operator Scheme promises to streamline visa processes for tourists from India and China, addressing long-standing challenges in the tourism sector.
As South Africa's tourism industry bounces back with nearly 8 million visitors and exciting developments on the horizon, the potential for economic growth and rediscovered treasures awaits both locals and international travellers.
Meetings Africa 2025 promises to be a pivotal event for the global business events sector, showcasing Africa's potential in the MICE industry and highlighting the economic benefits of hosting such gatherings.
The Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa (Fedhasa) said that they welcome the World Tourism Barometer from UN Tourism report that global tourism is reaching pre Covid-19 numbers
A body of a suspected poacher was found in the world renowned Kruger National Park on Monday. The suspected was alleged to have been killed by a hippo, according to park management.
Local leaders in Sutherland voice their outrage over government actions that threaten dark skies and violate land use regulations, igniting a fierce debate over astro-tourism and community interests.
This comes as only 20 applications from businesses amounting to R301million have been approved under the R1. 2bn TEF over the last 12 months.
This festive season, the Midlands Meander business owners beckon the public to explore its unique local businesses.
The continent’s estimated annual loss of $2. 5 billion due to inadequate IP protections amplifies the urgency of equipping participants with the skills to spearhead enhanced protection measures.
UPL South Africa, in collaboration with government agencies, embarks on a significant phase of rehabilitation for the Ohlanga River, aiming to restore its ecological health following a chemical spill.
Discover how the commercialisation of the cultural sector can serve as a catalyst for economic development, innovation, and job creation in South Africa
The festive season has come and for those who will be travelling across the country and beyond, Ajuda, an innovative free-to-use digital platform that stores ones medical data has become the way to go for health-inspired safe travel.
South Africa's ambitious National Astro Tourism Strategy positions the country amongst the world's premier stargazing destinations. Here are expert-recommended global destinations shaping the future of astronomical tourism.
The South African government has unveiled intentions to regulate short-term rental platforms, including Airbnb, to strike a balance between tourism, housing, and community interests.
The G20 Summit in Brazil marks a historic moment as the African Union joins as a full member, highlighting Africa’s growing influence in global governance and economic discussions.
The Department of Home Affairs launches TTOS, a new scheme to streamline visas for Chinese and Indian tourists, boosting jobs and growth
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille launched the ‘Gimme Summer That Sho't Left’ campaign, urging South Africans to explore lesser-visited provinces and discover the hidden gems of their country this summer.
Minister of Agriculture and Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen warns the escalating crime in the Nelson Mandela Bay, Eastern Cape, threatens the safety of tourists and hinders economic growth.
The Department of Home Affairs introduces groundbreaking visa scheme to attract tourists from China and India, promising economic growth and job creation through streamlined travel processes.
FlySafair introduces budget-friendly flights from Cape Town to Windhoek, enhancing regional tourism and providing affordable travel options for locals and visitors alike.
An accomplice of the dead man carried the body of the deceased victim from the Kruger National Park and placed it next to the fence of the park, before informing relatives.
South Africa's tourism industry leaders welcome a groundbreaking government white paper, setting the stage for transformative growth in the sector.
Explore how the National Tourism Career Expo 2024 is empowering South African youth by unlocking diverse job opportunities in the thriving tourism sector.