Durban and South Africa boost MICE tourism, luxury travel, and cultural tourism through Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 strategy

South Africa and Mauritius sign strategic tourism partnership at Africa’s Travel Indaba to enhance connectivity, travel experiences and destination collaboration

Durban, South Africa hosts Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026, connecting global tourism leaders and showcasing African destinations to boost travel growth

South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana and Rwanda travel trends for 2026 highlight luxury safaris, wellness, privacy travel and expert‑led journeys across Africa

South Africa’s MEETS Visa Reform simplifies visa applications for international event attendees, boosting tourism and positioning the country as a global event hub

Cape Town ranks 26th in the world’s top nightlife destinations for 2026. Discover the best bars, clubs, and events in this vibrant city known for its cultural energy

Discover why Angola is becoming a top destination for travelers from Portugal, South Africa, China, and Brazil, with stunning landscapes and sustainable luxury

South Africa sees a tourism boom with nearly 9 million visitors, driven by key markets like China, India, the UK, and the US, as airlines and hotels expand services

Lift Airlines becomes a member of IATA, boosting its regional and international expansion and offering travelers more affordable and flexible flight options.

Airlink’s new direct flight from Johannesburg to Nacala opens up exciting tourism opportunities and strengthens trade links between South Africa and Mozambique.