Dorine Reinstein

Dorine Reinstein

Noewegian will launch flights to Cape Town and Durban.

European low cost carrier mulls SA routes

28 Oct 2015

Another airline will fly to Durban.

Another airline puts Durban on the map

28 Oct 2015

While concessions have been made to SA’s immigration regulations, the requirements for people travelling with minors remain unclear.

Industry awaits clarity on travelling with minors

26 Oct 2015

Five trends affecting escorted tours

23 Oct 2015

There is still life in escorted tours

23 Oct 2015

Emirates’ customers will have access to fastjet’s Africa network

Emirates and fastjet join forces

22 Oct 2015

Air France needs to restructure its long-haul network.

Air France to scrap some long-haul flights

15 Oct 2015

Tanzania has so far limited Kenyan carriers to Kilimanjaro only.

Kenya and Tanzania to discuss better air links

15 Oct 2015

KwaCheetah will remain closed pending investigations into recent attacks.

KZN cheetah park remains closed after attacks

09 Oct 2015

Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife’s Acting CEO, Dr David Mabunda (left), and Chairperson, Comfort Ngidi (right), address the challenges and allegations over mismanagement that have been plaguing the conservation organisation for the past year.

Ezemvelo presents its turnaround strategy

08 Oct 2015

Fastjet has delayed opening new routes.

Fastjet delays Zambia and Zimbabwe launches

07 Oct 2015

Mango is focusing on the leisure market in SA.

Mango mulls new international routes

05 Oct 2015

How to avoid airport transfer predators

25 Sep 2015

Seven specialist transfer services

25 Sep 2015

The Malawi Tourism Council has warned that the country is not ready for implementation of the new visa regime.

Confusion persists surrounding Malawi visas

25 Sep 2015

Corrupt officials are a major threat to the tourism industry in South Africa.

Corrupt officials will be held accountable

22 Sep 2015

Despite Kenya’s high hotel prices, tour operators say the country is not necessarily pricing itself out of the market.

Is Kenya pricing itself out of the market?

18 Sep 2015

New entrants in the domestic market, a plummeting rand and rising operating costs will create an unstable environment for airfares in the coming few months, industry experts predict.

Domestic airfares – expect a rollercoaster ride

18 Sep 2015

Roadside corruption – a major threat to tourism

13 Sep 2015

Industry players have rejected the suggestion that alternative wilderness areas be sought to offset the destruction of wilderness that could be caused by the proposed Fuleni coal mine on the border of the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park.

Ibutho Coal suggests ‘new’ wilderness areas for Hluhuwe

04 Sep 2015

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