Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025 has contributed notably to Durban’s economy and local communities. The event impacted sectors including infrastructure, logistics, accommodation, restaurants, and transport. Preliminary figures estimate the event added around R574m to Durban’s GDP, with direct spending exceeding R232m.
A 118-hectare fynbos farm in Tulbagh, Western Cape, is on the market for R55 million, and comes with its own helicopter hangar.
Read MoreThe popular Tasha’s Group in South Africa is sending workers to London and Dubai, as the company plans to expand its offerings to its employees.
Read MoreOver the past decade, Khayelitsha, one of Cape Town’s largest and most dynamic townships, has become an essential part of the city’s tourism landscape.
Read MoreA new industry report has spotlighted the costly blind spots stalling Africa’s tourism growth. The 2025 State of the African Industry Report: Ignite Africa! reveals how billion-dollar opportunities are being overlooked as international arrivals recover unevenly across the continent — and lays out a clear, actionable strategy to turn the tide.
Read MoreCape Town’s iconic mixed-use destination, the V&A Waterfront experienced a standout December period, welcoming over three million visitors and achieving record retail sales of almost R1.4bn.
Read MoreClub Med South Africa, currently under development along the north coast of KwaZulu-Natal, is shaping up to be a landmark resort that prioritises sustainable architecture, cultural integration, and community upliftment. The project, set to open in July 2026, brings together South African and international design expertise to create a resort grounded in its natural and cultural surroundings.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s domestic tourism market continues to show resilience and growth, with new consumer research from South African Tourism revealing valuable insights that could unlock even greater potential.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s culinary landscape is evolving, with restaurateurs and chefs pushing boundaries to create unforgettable dining experiences. From intimate, curated meals to bold, modern interpretations of traditional flavors, the country's food scene is more dynamic than ever.
Read MoreSouth African National Parks (SanParks) has introduced a 40-seater bus to improve community access to Agulhas National Park and environmental education initiatives.
Read MoreTribute Portfolio, part of Marriott Bonvoy, has announced the opening of South Africa's first Tribute Portfolio Hotel at the iconic Lord Charles Hotel in Somerset West, Cape Town.
Read MoreGauteng announced the goal of securing R300bn in investment pledges
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