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Make the most of the upcoming holiday season by paying a visit to Panthera Africa for an unforgettable family experience while showing support for our furry friends.

Drivers and employers are legally responsible for ensuring that a vehicle is roadworthy and maintained so that it complies with the law at all times. There are severe penalties for failing to do so. Pre-trip inspections are essential to ensure safety and avoid costly breakdowns, damage to cargo and serious injury or loss of life.

The Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) and the Youth Employment Service (YES) are delighted to announce a significant partnership centred around the YOUTH4TOURISM initiative.

Following a very successful workshop with SAA earlier this week, we are delighted to share the recording for those who want to revisit information or for those who might have missed it. 

As the year swiftly draws to a close, we find ourselves at that familiar time once again—a time for reflection and looking ahead.

The recent Joint Association Member Meeting Session (JAMMS) at the Cape Sun Hotel in Cape Town on 30 November 2023, centred on the theme of Season Readiness Preparation, with key insights shared by a range of expert speakers, including economist Dawie Roodt and Minister Mireille Wenger.

SATSA, in partnership with eSimplified, is excited to announce the launch of a revolutionary eSIM technology. This innovative solution is set to transform the way travellers and businesses connect while on the move. 

City Lodge Hotels is at the forefront of the hospitality industry's shift towards sustainable tourism, aligning with the evolving preferences of modern travellers as revealed by the recent World Travel Market London. The global shift towards sustainability is underlined by Euromonitor's identification of eight distinct traveller segments, all of which exhibit a keen interest in eco-friendly ...

Kruger National Park (KNP) is set to take a significant leap into the digital age as it transitions to a cash-free system at five entrance gates in the southern part of the park, along with fuel stations, effective from Friday, 1 December 2023. This move is part of a broader initiative initiated by South African National Parks in 2021 to enhance customer convenience and reduce contact time ...

We are pleased to share our Tourism Safety assets and resources, accessible to anyone in the tourism trade in South Africa, as follows.