Monthly Archives: March 2018
Green, greener Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls has launched a new recycling project, which is expected to have a major impact in protecting the environment around one of the...
SAA – what you need to know
SAA has come under the spotlight once again this week. Here’s what you need to know:
More flight cuts on the cards
South African Airways’...
Security plans redefined for Garden Route National Park
South African National Parks (SANParks) teams met yesterday, 13 March 2018 in Knysna to revisit risks, threats and vulnerabilities to the Garden Route National...
SA passport power weakens
The South African passport has fallen 18 places on the global ranking since 2008.
The Henley Passport Index revealed that although South Africa is...
EU Commission proposes visa policy reforms
The European Commission has proposed a significant set of reforms to make it easier for travellers to obtain tourist and business visas, according to...
SA Tourism and SW Africa host Nordic Mega FAM trip
South Africa is setting its sights on the Nordic market following a mega-fam trip arranged by South African Tourism, SAA and local Destination Marketing...
Ethiopian Airlines ups London flights
Ethiopian Airlines has announced the launch of additional flights to and from London Heathrow which will be operated starting 2 June through to 27...
New website for Campi ya Kanzi
Campi ya Kanzi, a boutique eco lodge in the Chyulu Hills of southern Kenya has announced the launch of its new website.
The new website...
SAA remains ‘optimistic with strong operations intact’
The board and management of South African Airways are taking urgent steps to address issues raised by the Auditor-General’s office in its 2016-17 audit...
Mauritius: Celebrating 50 years of independence
Mauritius – and the offices of its various High Commissions around the globe are gearing up to celebrate the island’s 50th anniversary of accession...