Tourism Update

Tourism Update

Ebola, new regulations a double blow for tourism

24 Nov 2014

SAA drops fares on New York, Washington routes

24 Nov 2014

Mahali Mzuri welcomes younger guests

24 Nov 2014

Monday smile: You’ll need a visa

24 Nov 2014

GTA offers free customer care training

24 Nov 2014

Poll position: Will your clients apply for the univisa?

24 Nov 2014

Serena unveils new activities for Tanzania, Kenya

21 Nov 2014

Over 1 000 rhino poached this year

21 Nov 2014

Emergency situations – are you prepared?

21 Nov 2014

Condor spreads its wings in Namibia

21 Nov 2014

Trade invited to Atta networking event

21 Nov 2014

Tell us: Are physical tourist offices still necessary?

20 Nov 2014

Taxi association plans airline, shipping venture

20 Nov 2014

Cheetah to be reintroduced back onto Rietvlei reserve

20 Nov 2014

City calls for input in managing CT’s coastline

20 Nov 2014

Hilton Mauritius reopens after refurb

20 Nov 2014

!Khwa ttu launches mountain biking trail

19 Nov 2014

International SOS launches new Ebola app

19 Nov 2014

Conservation NGOs call for ban on mining in World Heritage Sites

19 Nov 2014

December Meet Digi-Mag is now live!

19 Nov 2014

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