From coast to peaks—the Cape’s ultimate hidden tour
When thinking of the Cape, several iconic images come to mind.
When thinking of the Cape, several iconic images come to mind.
Efforts by some African nations to attract luxury tourism have delivered limited benefits for local communities, with new research by the University of Manchester suggesting it often causes more harm than good.
Read MoreWhere luxury meets the wild.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s domestic travel sector is set to benefit from a new partnership between RoomRaccoon and LekkeSlaap, introducing a two-way integration that makes it easier for local accommodation providers to manage bookings and reach more domestic travellers.
Read MoreAs Rands Cape Town prepares to mark its monumental 10th anniversary, the beloved entertainment landmark has taken a moment to reflect on the roots that made its journey possible — the local community and, in particular, its senior citizens.
Read MoreCape Town is having a moment — again. The Mother City just cracked the world’s Top 10 most TikTok-famous travel destinations, landing in 10th place with over 2.3 million videos tagged #CapeTown and more than 15 million hashtags on Instagram.
Read MoreTourism is having a moment. By 2034, the World Economic Forum reckons we’ll be clocking 30 billion trips a year, adding a staggering $16 trillion to the global economy.
Read MoreSouth Africa has a golden opportunity to boost growth by investing in wine tourism, which already contributes significantly to the economy and attracts both local and international visitors.
Read MoreSalt Road restaurant has reopened in Houghton, Johannesburg, offering a refined culinary experience rooted in salt-based cooking techniques. Located at 10 2nd Avenue Boutique Hotel — now operated by Dream Hotels & Resorts — Salt Road combines international culinary research with a contemporary hotel dining environment.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s waterfronts don’t need gondolas to wow you. From mountain-backed harbours to peaceful inland lakes, here are 5 worth visiting.
Read MoreLocal tourism is no longer the back-up plan. It’s becoming the preferred option for travellers seeking to explore gems in their own backyards.
Read MoreThe newly established Social Media Marketing Institute (SMMI) has announced the inaugural TourismX Social Media Awards, set to take place on 26 September 2025 in Johannesburg. The awards will recognise outstanding achievements in digital engagement across South Africa’s tourism landscape.
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