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Get ready for the Cape Town International Jazz Festival on April 25-26, where renowned artists will perform under the theme 'Legacy meets tomorrow'. Discover how this vibrant event not only entertains but also significantly boosts the local economy and tourism.
The Sterkfontein caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in South Africa, now reopened to the public.
Cape Town's WTM Africa 2025 shatters records with a 27% surge in buyer attendance and 13 new participating countries. From Uganda's vision of tech-driven sustainability to Cape Town's ambitious five-point tourism strategy, discover how this watershed event is positioning Africa as the next global tourism powerhouse through innovative partnerships and community-focused development.
Discover how the 'Emily in Paris' star is making the most of his time in the Mother City and what exciting projects may be on the horizon.
Explore the enchanting Southern Drakensberg, where the scars of wildfires tell tales of resilience, and a culinary renaissance invites you to savour the region's rich heritage.
Discover the latest trends in South Africa's hospitality sector as the Summer Hotel Performance Report reveals significant shifts in guest behaviour, revenue strategies and the evolving landscape of accommodation.
South Africa's accommodation sector is on an upward trend, showing promising growth figures alongside the challenges faced by the food and beverage industry.
Golden Gate Highlands National Park is dedicated to safeguarding the majestic vultures and their habitats, playing a vital role in their long-term survival and the ecosystem's delicate balance.
Golden Gate Highlands National Park is dedicated to safeguarding the majestic vultures and their habitats, playing a vital role in their long-term survival and the ecosystem's delicate balance.
Sun International reports impressive 2024 results driven by its online gambling platform, Sunbet, while CEO Anthony Leeming warns that strained US-South African relations may impact tourism, particularly in Cape Town
Tired of wrestling with your suitcase before your next journey? Discover the upright packing technique that could revolutionise the way you travel, ensuring every trip is seamless and stress-free!
Feeling the pressure every time you board a plane? Discover why travel stress is at an all-time high and learn practical strategies to maintain your cool on your next business trip.
For those drawn to adventure travel, the legends of the Iron Ore Train may call out. Yet, beyond the hype and excitement, ethical questions simmer.
Discover how jobs are transforming in the face of AI and automation, and what skills will ensure future success in this dynamic sector.
Discover how the 2025 Cape Town Cycle Tour is set to energise local businesses and attract thousands of cyclists from around the globe.
In an era where the boundaries of reality and technology are blurring, South African business travellers must arm themselves against a new breed of cyber threats.
With the launch of the Trusted Tour Operators Scheme, South Africa aims to streamline visa processes and boost tourism from major markets, targeting 15 million visitors by 2030
South Africa's Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille highlights Africa's readiness to host global events, including the G20 Summit, during the Meetings Africa 2025 opening.
A bus carrying American tourists to Kruger National Park overturned amid hazardous weather conditions in Mpumalanga, leaving 18 injured - one of several incidents highlighting growing road safety concerns in the region during current adverse weather.
Discover the best budget-friendly romantic getaways in KwaZulu-Natal for Valentine's Day, from nature reserves to luxurious lodges
Tourists are now more willing to pay for leisure and cultural activities related to ice and snow tourism, said Dai Bin, president of the China Tourism Academy, at the latest episode of the China Economic Roundtable, an all-media talk show hosted by Xinhua News Agency.
Mzukisi Lembeni's township tours in Cape Town offer a unique glimpse into local life, sparking debate over cultural appreciation versus exploitation.
South Africa’s tourism sector recorded 8. 92 million international arrivals in 2024, marking a 5. 1%increase from 2023. While Africa remains the largest source market, growth from regions suchas the Americas and Asia suggests a steady recovery.
Discover how sleep tourism is revolutionising travel, offering restorative experiences that cater to our sleep-deprived society.
The historic Battle of Isandlwana's 146th anniversary came alive as history enthusiasts, including British soldiers and local community members, gathered in KwaZulu-Natal to recreate the legendary 1879 Zulu victory that shook the British Empire. Through authentic costumes, weaponry, and tactical demonstrations, participants bridged cultural divides while honouring this pivotal moment in South African history.