Travel

As operating costs rise and supply chains face mounting pressure, October Transport Month highlights a critical question: what will it take to keep South Africa moving reliably? South Africa’s transport challenge is not simply about infrastructure. It is about performance. Statistics South Africa reported that rail payload fell by 2.7% in the second quarter of […]

As the year draws to a close, the allure of South Africa’s golden coastline grows irresistible. To meet the soaring demand for year-end getaways, Emirates, the world’s largest international airline has announced a significant boost to its South African schedule, introducing 14 additional flights between Dubai and Durban across December 2026 and January 2027. Whether

Where new life, conservation-led luxury, and an addictive front-row seat to nature converge in South Africa’s malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve. Spring in the African bush arrives with a distinct, electric energy. As green shoots pierce the earth and the air warms, the wilderness undergoes a poetic rebirth. In the heart of the Madikwe Game Reserve—bordering

As sustainability continues to reshape the future of global travel, the GreenWorking Awards 2026 have officially opened entries, inviting tourism organisations, production companies, and creative agencies from around the world to submit their most compelling sustainable tourism videos. Organised by the International Committee of Tourism Film Festivals (CIFFT) in partnership with Spanish creative agency Normmal, the awards celebrate creative campaigns

The wait is over for travelers heading to the heart of the Lowveld. After a temporary hiatus caused by nature’s unpredictability, FlySafair is officially resuming scheduled flights to and from Hoedspruit Airport (HDS), effective 17 February 2026. Following the devastating floods that swept through the Limpopo province in January, the airport’s main runway suffered significant

The daunting number of unanswered emails, the constant “ping” of social media notifications and the growing pressures of an always-on, work-from-home culture have many South Africans feeling overwhelmed and burnt out. Increasingly, the most viable solution is a digital detox, a conscious break away from the humdrum of everyday life and a chance to rejuvenate,

South Africans are no strangers to unpredictable weather, but the extreme conditions currently being experienced across parts of the country serve as a powerful reminder of how quickly nature can disrupt not only daily life but also travel plans. From flooding and severe thunderstorms to periods of intense heat, Momentum Insure, through its Safety for

In a strategic move to strengthen brand identity and streamline guest perceptions, The Maslow Time Square has officially been renamed Time Square Hotel, effective immediately. While the name has changed, the hotel’s ownership, management structure and commitment to delivering exceptional service remain firmly in place. “While our name is changing, guests can be assured our

Qatar Airways is increasing its presence in South Africa, strengthening the country’s connection to its global network and offering travellers more flexibility across key cities. From 17 February, the airline will operate 14 weekly flights to Cape Town, up from 12. Johannesburg will gain three additional flights, while Durban will receive two more from early