Travel & Tourism
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Unlock South Africa’s best-kept secrets: Your ultimate digital adventure guide
Planning the perfect South African getaway just became easier. Discover five spectacular regions in one comprehensive digital Destination Guide.
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Cape Town launches urban safari bus tour to revitalize inner city tourism
City Sightseeing Cape Town launched its new Urban Safaris tour which will enhance inner city travel and showcase the beauty of the Mother City.
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Public participation process to develop Athlone Stadium
One of the biggest reasons people don’t attend events at Athlone Stadium is because the area around the stadium lacks supporting activity..
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Thousands to flock to the CBD for the Springboks, Barbarians confrontation
Local authorities are urging spectators to be vigilant and arrive early
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Athlone police warn Uber drivers of robbery risk in Bokmakierie and Kewtown
Police are urging communities to be careful and safe when they go on their daily errands as they will never know when they will become a statistic of a robbery
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Mass vulture rescue in Kruger National Park: 84 saved from poisoning
Eighty-four vultures were rescued after a mass poisoning event in Kruger National Park, during which 123 vultures, all endangered species, died.
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Helicopter deployment enhances safety at Table Mountain National Park
SANParks has deployed a helicopter at Table Mountain National Park, aiding in response to threats. A recent success included catching a suspect with a knife.
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MSC Magnifica docks in Cape Town during 2025 world cruise
The Mother City rolled out the red carpet recently as MSC Magnifica called in two South African ports and one in Namibia as part of its 120-day world cruise.
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WTM Africa 2025: Cape Town showcases tourism powerhouse to the World
The Mother City once again played host to the continent’s premier tourism gathering, World Travel Market (WTM) Africa from Wednesday 9 to Friday 11 April.
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Just Say Yes! to visit Nelson Mandela Bay
Explore the beauty of Nelson Mandela Bay through the adventures of Roger and Nicolette Thomas on their Just Say Yes! website.
