Southern African inbound tourism organisation SATSA says visitor satisfaction levels remain high across key source markets and that travel demand from North America remains strong, with US arrivals ...

South Africa’s edge isn’t found only in its accommodations, natural beauty, or infrastructure. It’s in our people ...

The second South African edition of the Future Leaders Challenge (FLC) has concluded with strong industry backing and ministerial support, reaffirming tourism’s role as a key driver of youth ...

As global consumers increasingly seek authentic, purpose-driven brands, the summit will focus on shaping the future of South African wine by highlighting sustainability, social impact, and the ...

A key focus is ensuring that education aligns with industry needs, particularly in a post-pandemic world where digital nomadism and remote work are reshaping global travel trends. "South Africa ...

South Africa's tourism sector rallies behind President Cyril Ramaphosa, countering misinformation about safety and crime ...

Addis Ababa, — South Africa is pursuing strong bilateral ties with Ethiopia, with renewed focus on boosting cooperation in tourism sector ... to edit or correct. Articles and commentaries ...

Amidst rising concerns over crime in South Africa, the tourism industry defends the country’s safety and hospitality, ...

JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- South Africa plans to increase the number of tour operators under the Trusted Tour Operator Scheme (TTOS) to process in bulk the visas of Chinese and Indian ...

From retail to game reserves to luxury eco hotels, the Eastern Cape trailblazer and octogenarian shares insights on his life ...

Recognised by an international judging panel Nominations for Big 5 South Africa Impact Awards were evaluated by an independent panel of industry experts. These judges, all leaders in the ...

South Africa’s government is engaging US authorities ... an ethnic group descended mainly from Dutch and French settlers, are scheduled to travel to the US on a chartered flight next week ...