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The City of Cape Town has finally unveiled its bounce-back strategy aimed at recovery in the battered tourism sector and in turn supporting the frail economy. File photo: Matthew Jordaan/African
Qatar Airways has increased its weekly flights from South Africa to 28. This will see Cape Town flights increased to seven weekly flights from 1 March, Durban to three from
The International Tourism Film Festival Africa (ITFFA) has opened entries for the international version of their event; the deadline for submissions is 15 March 2021. A panel of local and
(Ecofin Agency) – The South African government has just launched a fund of R1.2 billion ($79.4 million) to support the tourism industry. According to the authorities, the “Tourism Equity Fund”
Home Affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi has published the draft One-Stop Border Policy (OSBP) for public consultation. The policy aims to harmonise the movement of people and goods between South Africa’s
In a country that boasts favourable personal tax rates and relaxed emigration requirements, the Mauritian government has announced a new ‘Premium Long-Stay Visa’ programme. Zainab Bouzaine, an immigration specialist at
South African Tourism said that universal access affords all people an equal opportunity and access to services and products for their benefit, regardless of their social class, ethnicity, ancestry or
Botswana’s government will reopen borders to allow foreign travel today for the first time since March. Airports, roads and other ports of entry will be open to tourists who have
But they will have to present a COVID negative certificate to get entry Good news for those who had included South Africa on their travel wish list for this year
Cape Town Tourism has seen a steady increase in flights to the city over the past few months since some restrictions were lifted and SA borders partially opened. Picture: David