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Every year during Tourism Month in September, Sho’t Left provides the domestic tourism industry with a platform to promote their travel and tourism product and services to their extensive database of South African travellers.

South African National Parks (SANParks) today welcomed the conviction of three poachers namely, Dominic Mnisi, Lwazi Malambe and Ayanda Ngomane by the Skukuza Regional Court. They were remanded in custody until sentencing which is scheduled for 21 June 2024.

On the occasion of World Environment Day, Wilderness Foundation Africa (WFA) today handed over a cheque from the Oak Foundation to Addo Elephant National Park (AENP) for the purchase of a new patrol boat for its Marine Protected Area (MPA).

For Elmay Bouwer, receiving the first ever SATSA Adventure Tourism 101 Certificate was the hard-earned culmination of a long journey - one that began in the ashes of the devastating 2017 Knysna fires that ravaged her Blackwaters River Lodge.

Remembering Helen Brewer: A Passionate Industry Professional

South Africa has improved its global ranking as a business event destination, moving up five spots in the 2023 International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) Global Ranking Report. The country remains the number one meeting and conference destination in Africa and the Middle East, according to the 2023 ICCA ranking report.

Hlolohelo Zwane, a student from Tshwane North College, recently achieved a momentous victory at the global and highly acclaimed IMEX Future Leaders Forum (FLF) competition in Frankfurt. Zwane secured first place in the IMEX-MPI-MCI Future Leaders Forum International University Challenge, triumphing over competitors from around the world. 

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On behalf of the Madagascar National Tourism Board (MNTB) and the Madagascar Confederation of Tourism, we are excited to share an invitation to Tour Operator members to attend the Madagascar 2024 Fam trips.

As Rovos Rail Tours cracks open the champagne to celebrate an incredible 35-year journey, this iconic luxury rail company stands as a shining example for SATSA members looking to build a lasting legacy in South African tourism. From inauspicious beginnings hauling a few carriages of friends and media around, to becoming a globally renowned brand carrying travellers across Southern Africa in ...