Dorine Reinstein

Dorine Reinstein

Governments, including SA, China and the UK, have committed to strengthen laws to clamp down on illegal wildlife trade.

World clamps down on illegal wildlife trade

24 Apr 2015

The requirement that children under the age of 18 travelling to, through and from SA produce an unabridged birth certificate is expected to be implemented on June 1, despite calls for a postponement or for the requirement to be scrapped.

Dept unlikely to delay regulations for children

23 Apr 2015

Glenn Phillips will take on his new role as Managing Executive for Kruger National Park from June this year.

Glenn Phillips at the helm of Kruger National Park

22 Apr 2015

Reconstruction of Maasai Market in Arusha should be completed by the end of May.

Tanzanian attraction to be rebuilt after the fire

17 Apr 2015

The Masai Mara in Kenya is perfectly safe for tourists according to the trade.

Kenya is ‘safer than ever’

14 Apr 2015

The implementation of the requirement that children travel with an unabridged birth certificate is unlikely to be extended, Home Affairs says.

Isis recruit shows no need for new regs

10 Apr 2015

Acsa involved in price-fixing over for car rental parking bays at OR Tambo International.

Acsa involved in price-fixing scandal

09 Apr 2015

At a stakeholder meeting on Wednesday, the Robben Island Executive addressed the challenges the island is currently facing and revealed plans for the coming few years.

Robben Island reaches out to tour operators

08 Apr 2015

This weekend saw the unofficial opening of a nudist beach on the KwaZulu Natal South Coast.

KZN nudist beach ‘unofficially’ opened

07 Apr 2015

An interior illustration of The Leopard in Sandton expected to be completed by late 2017.

Four new luxury offerings

02 Apr 2015

Air China will launch flights from Beijing to Johannesburg from August 30.

Air China – ‘unlimited’ connections

02 Apr 2015

Tanzanian wildlife conservation has not reduced poverty in rural areas or contributed to economic growth.

Tanzania’s wildlife industry ‘rife with corruption’

02 Apr 2015

A list of countries for which the certificate is required will be displayed in every immigration cubicle at OR Tambo following confusion after SA scrapped the requirement for Yellow Fever certificate for travellers to and from Zambia.

Yellow fever confusion resolved at OR Tambo

31 Mar 2015

Air China has been earmarked to commence operations in August to South Africa.

Air China delays arrival in SA

26 Mar 2015

Kenya and Tanzania have ended a stand-off that saw Tanzanian tourist vehicles restricted from JKIA, while Kenya Airways was forced to reduce its flight frequency to Dar es Salaam.

Kenya and Tanzania call truce

23 Mar 2015

Heads of the member states of the African Union (AU) have reaffirmed their commitment to establish a single air transport market in Africa.

African leaders renew commitment to open skies

20 Mar 2015

Zimbabwe is looking at granting visa exemptions for Chinese travellers.

More visa exemptions for Chinese tourists

19 Mar 2015

Overcrowding is threatening parts of the Okavango Delta, and mobile tourism licences for the Okavango could be frozen.

Bid to protect Delta from overcrowding

17 Mar 2015

An artist's impression of the the Mayibuye Game Reserve development.

KwaZulu Natal reserve ‘on track’ despite vandalism

16 Mar 2015

Five quick things to do in transit

13 Mar 2015

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