South Africa’s tourism sector rebounds with 8.92 million arrivals in 2024
KZNTAFA said that the United Nations World Tourism Barometer, indicates that international tourism has almost reached ...
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TGCSA offers free grading initiative for SA tourism
The Tourism Grading Council of South Africa is offering tourism establishments across the country the opportunity to receive ...
Migrant traders play a key role in South African tourism: It's time policy makers protected them
Street traders play an important role in tourism in South Africa. They provide affordable goods to tourists while generating ...
KZN tourism rebounds with over R1 billion spent during festive season
The festive season in KwaZulu-Natal demonstrated a notable success surpassing performance of the previous four years ...
South Africa's tourism revival: almost 8 million visitors in 2024, thanks to local explorers
As South Africa's tourism industry bounces back with nearly 8 million visitors and exciting developments on the horizon, the ...
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South Africa: Hampton by Hilton opens first property in Africa
Hampton by Hilton has opened its first property in Africa, Hampton by Hilton Sandton Grayston, in Johannesburg, South Africa, ...
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SA’s Tourism Sector Grows by 5.1% in 2024, Driven by African and Long-Haul Markets
Europe remains a key source of international arrivals, with a total of 1,258,706 visitors in 2024, reflecting a modest 1.1% ...
When Tourism Is The Right Business Model To Make Conservation Possible
Tourism often gets a bad reputation for leaving a heavy footprint, overcrowding destinations, and depleting natural resources ...
Africa's eerie abandoned castle suddenly becoming a haven for dark tourism
This incredible castle found in a small African country and dating back to the 1940s has become a tourist hotspot despite ...
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Conference to showcase South African businesses, tourism
Speaking at the media briefing on January 28, Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille noted that South Africa generated about R145-million in total direct expenditure from last year’s Meetings Africa ...