SAT confirms more Emirates Airline flights headed to SA
IN A move to reaffirm its confidence in destination South Africa, Emirates Airlines is increasing its flying frequency into South Africa to 42 flights a...
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Arnoux brings ‘Sandton’ to Modimolle
BRINGING ‘SANDTON’ to Modimolle that’s the best description of what transpired at the eagerly awaited launch of Leisure & Adventure store in Modimolle, Limpopo last...
Limpopo Tourism mourns the death of well-liked Kgatla
LIMPOPO Tourism Agency (LTA) has learnt with profound shock and sadness about the passing on of its Media Liaison Officer, Ntlhekeng Kgatla on the 4...
Let Huawei’s Petal Maps take you on an African expedition
DEPENDING ON where you go, the worst of the winter chill is over, the skies are clear, and the weather is generally stunning to cater...
Joburg Tourism now a municipal owned entity
BREATHING in a new lease of life! Since the introduction of new board members at the Johannesburg Tourism Company, changes are taking shape, fast. The...
TBCSA welcomes the lifting of Covid 19 regulations
SOUTH AFRICA is now open for more business and eventing opportunities. On Wednesday, the minister of Health Dr Joe Phaahla announced all Covid-19 regulations will...
Little Swift Chalets- tranquil par excellence!
AHA, that’s what I needed,” exclaimed a student lawyer, as she brushed her hair-singles, sipping her favourite drink. Her eyes popped out as we hit...
Durban is open for business
Reclaiming their spot as number one tourism destination of choice. This was confirmed as the Durban Tourism activated its Winter Campaign in both Gauteng and...
Litany of inefficiencies leads to Comair grounded yet AGAIN!
“WE DEEPLY regret the inconvenience this suspension will cause our customers,” says Comair CEO, Glenn Orsmond, on suspending flights on both Kulula.com and British Airways...
SAT, Emirates airline strengthen their partnership
DESPITE THE challenges of jet fuel shortage in South Africa, investors continue to have business confidence in the country. This follows the Memorandum of Understanding...