Enjoy family time with these South African getaways
Planning a family holiday in South Africa doesn’t always have to mean returning to the same well-known destinations.
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Tintswalo Scops Rest: A private sanctuary in Greater Kruger
Tintswalo Scops Rest: A private sanctuary in Greater Kruger
Read More5 traditional festivals that preserve Africa’s musical heritage
There’s no better way to experience the true spirit of Africa than through its music.
Read MoreHow to plan your holiday in South Africa ahead of the festive rush
The festive season is one of the busiest travel periods in South Africa, with locals and international visitors flocking to popular destinations for summer getaways.
Read More5 snorkelling spots in Cape Town with the best marine life
Explore the ocean's beauty up close and personal with the creatures that roam below the waves.
Read MoreEmbrace the outdoors this spring with South Africa's camping experiences
It has come to that time of the year when the last cold front is showing up for the last time until South Africans start to emerge from their hibernation trend.
Read MoreAbsa unlocks world of travel with new app-based travel booking platform
Secures travel presence and growth in lucrative industry, Redefines ‘value for money’ with competitive up to 100% upfront discount on local and international flight bookings amongst a host of offers for Absa Rewards members.
Read MoreSA business travel set for rebound amid growing confidence
Corporate travel in South Africa is showing signs of recovery, with nearly half of companies in the EMEA region planning to increase travel spending in FY26, according to Flight Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) annual State of the Market survey.
Read MoreNew podcast I Am Tourism Stories gives voice to Africa’s travel sector
A new podcast is putting Africa’s tourism sector voices front and centre. I Am Tourism Stories offers a platform for community leaders, creatives, policy advisors, conservationists, and entrepreneurs to share their experiences, insights, and ideas for the future of travel on the continent.
Read MoreTswalu launches first wildlife-based carbon credit project in Southern Africa
Tswalu Kalahari, a private wildlife reserve in the Northern Cape, has become the first privately protected area in southern Africa to earn carbon credits through wildlife management interventions.
Read MoreA New way to holiday with Club Med: All-Inclusive Magic Hits South African Shores
Imagine a holiday where everything is effortlessly taken care of, from gourmet dining to land and water activities and kids’ clubs, leaving you free to simply live in the moment.
Read MoreFrom safety to adventure: How SA hotels redefine solo travel for women
Almost half of women worldwide plan to travel solo in 2025, up from just over a third the previous year. This sharp rise, surging globally, signals a broader shift in tourism, with South Africa increasingly being seen as a destination where independent women can explore with confidence.
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