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Table Mountain Aerial Cableway will be closed for annual maintenance as from Monday the 28th July 2025 until Sunday the 3rd of August 2025.

At Spier, everything starts with the soil. Regeneration is the golden thread that runs through all farm life, from vineyard practices to indigenous propagation and re-planting programmes. Everywhere on the farm, the passion for life from the ground up is almost tangible. Now the new Soil Room adjoining Spier’s Cowshed Shop is a dedicated space where visitors can experience the farm’s regenerative ...

SATSA, the Voice of Inbound Tourism, and Fair Trade Tourism (FTT), the Mark of a Good Holiday, have announced a strategic partnership to advance responsible tourism practices across South Africa.

SATSA and Africa's Eden are delighted to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Air France-KLM, marking a pivotal moment for Southern Africa's tourism industry. As the trusted voice of inbound tourism, we are thrilled to welcome Air France-KLM into our robust network of more than 1,500 combined members.

As we embrace the new year, South Africa continues to enjoy its peak summer season. With the exciting news that Cape Town has claimed the top spot on Time Out's annual list of the 'Best Cities in the World,' we remain optimistic about a promising year ahead.

Throughout 2024, our industry continued to display remarkable resilience, reaching significant milestones despite navigating a complex operating environment. As we look ahead, 2025 promises to bring even greater opportunities for growth and innovation.

Kruger National Park (KNP) Management has received a report from the roads and Technical Services department, on the state of the roads that were closed off, due to heavy
rain.

Sustainability is more than just a buzzword; it’s becoming a critical consideration for travellers and the global travel trade. As SATSA, we’re committed to supporting our members in adapting to these shifting demands. To do this effectively, we need your input.

The burgeoning elephant population in Madikwe is having an impact on biodiversity in the park, which can be seen from the ground, and has even been noted in a spatial analysis of satellite imagery.

The Trusted Operator Scheme (TTOS) is now officially in operation, with the Minister of Home Affairs announcing 65 selected participants earlier in the week.