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South Africa’s tourism boom continues as August arrivals pass one Million
Strong international demand propels year-to-date visitors past 7.5 million, cementing the nation’s spot among the world’s top-performing travel destinations.
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South Africa’s international arrivals surge as new air routes open
South Africa recorded more than 4,2 million international arrivals in the first five months of 2026, a 12.8% rise, as new air routes strengthen connectivity.
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WATCH | “Place of Great Noise” lives up to its name as Augrabies Falls roar
Augrabies Falls experiences high water flow due to recent rains, inviting visitors to enjoy the park while some areas remain closed.
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Five reasons to visit Riebeek-Kasteel in the Swartland this Easter weekend
Just over an hour’s drive from Cape Town, the Riebeek-Kasteel valley, known for its olive groves, vineyards, and artistic community, offers family experiences.
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Safety alerts issued as Kruger Park battles severe weather and rising rivers
Kruger National Park battles severe weather, prompting border closures and travel advisories. Stay updated and safe during your visit.
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Ethiopia begins construction of Africa’s biggest airport
Ethiopia begins construction of Africa’s biggest airport in Bishoftu. The $12.7 billion project will handle 110 million passengers annually.
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Sinkholes collapse 80% of section of R500 road near Carletonville
Sinkholes collapse a section of the R500 road near Carletonville, affecting local traffic. Stay safe and informed about the situation.
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Simplify baby’s first holiday trip with tried and tested tips
Packing efficiently is crucial when traveling with a baby or toddler and sets you up for a stress-free trip. Follow these expert tips.
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Regular sips of water on long trips can save lives
Global research shows a surprising and often overlooked link between dehydration and road safety. Keep hydrated to stay safe on the roads.
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Rising water levels in Orange River may affect visitors to |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld
Rising water levels on the Orange River may disrupt access to some camps in |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park, with alternative options available for visitors.
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