West Coast Way is encouraging travellers to look beyond AI-generated itineraries this summer and discover the Cape West Coast through its six themed routes, which connect small towns, local businesses, food, nature and heritage.
Thandiwe Mathibela, general PR communications and stakeholder relations at South African Tourism, says Loeries Creative Week is a great stage for SAT.
The Airlines Association of Southern Africa is calling on governments, regulators and industry stakeholders to move beyond aviation strategies and implement measures to improve connectivity, reduce costs and expand air transport across Africa.
A new SABC1 travel series hosted by Pearl Thusi and Lungile Radu explores destinations across all nine provinces, showing South Africans what they can experience on a budget, with more flexibility or with a little luxury.
Virgin Atlantic will introduce the Airbus A350-1000 on its daily Johannesburg-London route from 25 October, before adding three weekly Boeing 787-9 services in December, increasing capacity and travel options between South Africa and the UK.
The African Travel and Tourism Association (ATTA) is bringing its membership and events operations together under one brand and not-for-profit organisation as part of a renewed strategy, with Chris Mears appointed Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).
Airlink will launch twice-daily flights between Cape Town International Airport and Lanseria International Airport on 4 December 2026, adding a new domestic route serving travellers heading to western Gauteng and North West.
MORE Collection is subsidising 50% of connecting flight costs for guests staying at least three nights at both Marataba Game Lodges and Lion Sands Game Reserve, following the launch of a new air connection between the two safari destinations with federal Airlines.
South African accommodation booking platform LekkeSlaap has been acquired by a consortium of local investors, marking the exit of its co-founders and a change in ownership as the business enters its next phase.
Mauritius’s visitor market is broadening beyond traditional leisure tourism as the island attracts more business travellers, professionals, investors and long-stay visitors, creating demand for more flexible accommodation options such as aparthotels.
