This is the eighth time that Sun City has clinched the title of Africa’s leading family resort at the World Travel Awards.

South Africans will be able to fly to and from Plettenberg Bay again after a three-month closure of the airport.

British Airways has restarted direct flights between London and the Mother City this week, bringing back much-needed international visitors.

Make up for lost travel time? Royal Caribbean has announced the world’s longest cruise, which will stop in 65 countries during a nine-month journey.

While Table Mountain was named Africa’s leading tourist attraction, it still needs your vote to clinch victory in the ‘world’ category!

South African Airways (SAA) will not resume flights to London despite the surge in demand for tickets between South Africa and the United Kingdom.

As travel continues to open up around the world, there are plenty of open-minded places to explore where anyone is free to be themselves.

“Singapore cannot stay locked down and closed off indefinitely,” Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said earlier this month

Pretoria’s popular idyllic beach-like swimming spot is soon to be closed to short-term visitors and daytrippers.

National carrier South African Airways (SAA) has announced that it will start flying to Mauritius on 21 November.

The Kruger National Park is set to get an additional entry gate, with accompanying activity hub, next year.

British Airways will increase the frequencies of its scheduled flights to South Africa as a result of SA’s removal from the UK’s red list.

Johannesburg has lost its status as an important airport hub for travellers within the Southern African region.

Despite recent announcements promising eased travel restrictions, Australia will not receive international visitors until next year.

You can catch DJ Maphorisa, Kabza De Small, Sha Sha, and Master KG live at the highly-anticipated 2022 Vic Falls Carnival.

SA-based Netflix shows ‘My Octopus Teacher, ‘Blood & Water’ and ‘Seriously Single’ are reeling in international tourists!

With its picturesque mountains, forests, deserts and coastlines, it is no surprise that South Africa is among the top trending travel destinations on Travel TikTok.

Privately owned local budget airline FlySafair will launch its first international route in the next few weeks.

This November, the US will lift Covid travel bans for all fully vaccinated travellers. Precautions will remain to avoid spreading the virus.

Despite the fact that South Africa is free of the Beta Covid variant, it is still on the UK’s red list of countries not to travel to.

This year’s ‘World’s Best Awards’ survey saw Cape Town take top honours as the number one city in Africa and the Middle East.

The increase in bookings to South Africa from travellers in Europe’s German-speaking countries is good news for the local tourism sector.

Comair, which operates kulula.com as well as British Airways domestically, announced that flights will return on 1 September 2021.

The SA economy is losing an estimated R790 million for every month it remains on the ‘red list’, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council.

Cape Town made Condé Nast Traveler’s ‘The Best Places to Travel in October’ list as October signals the height of springtime in SA.