Name change won’t impact Swaziland’s tourism product
The Kingdom of eSwatini Tourism Authority says the announcement of King Mswati the third to change
Africa’s Travel Indaba gives exhibitors exposure
Exhibitors are optimistic that the 2018 Africa’s Travel Indaba will give them the much-needed
Africa tourism sector still lags behind
The number of international travellers reached over 1.3 billion last year, according to the United
Table Mountain arson accused due in court
A man accused to have started four fires on the slopes of Table Mountain about two weeks ago is
Twelve British tourists robbed in Mpumalanga
Twelve British tourists including two children have been robbed in Mpumalanga.
Tourism second biggest employer in SA
The tourism sector is now the second biggest in terms of job creation, ranking only below
Bulk water supply benefits Kalahari community
The Northern Cape Water Affairs Department says the completion of a bulk water supply will ensure
Call for tourists to continue visiting Cape Town
The Cape Town and Western Cape marketing agency, Wesgro, has called on international and local
Cape Town attracts an estimated 50 000 revellers
Cape Town has had a perfectly-timed sign of better things in the New Year, with much-needed rain
EThekwini municipality launches a foreign direct investment strategy
The eThekwini municipality has launched a foreign direct investment strategy, geared at creating job
SA committed to working with Liberia
President Jacob Zuma says South Africa is committed to instituting programmes and initiatives to
Expert cautions Nigeria against partnering with European airlines
Tourism expert Ikechi Uko has cautioned Nigeria’s federal government against partnering with
Joint East African destination portal launched
Three East African countries can now jointly market their tourism products on line with the launch