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The SATSA 2025 Conference is almost here. In less than three weeks, we’ll gather in Johannesburg for three days of conversation, collaboration, and connection.

The 2025 SAACI National Annual Conference (27-29 July) brought together professionals from across the business events industry with a shared goal to reset, reframe, and reimagine its future.

Generic AI outputs are easy to get. Specific, context-aware insights that sound like they came from your desk? That’s where the value of AI starts. In this webinar for tourism and travel professionals, you’ll learn how to turn your AI tool of choice (ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini) into a genuine thought partner.

Since opening its doors in 2009, Shark Explorers in Simon’s Town has grown from a passion project into one of South Africa’s leading marine adventure companies. What makes the business stand out is its owner-run ethos, with every expedition reflecting the personal touch, dedication, and deep respect for the ocean that drives the team.

There’s something timeless about floating silently over the African landscape as the sun paints the horizon in shades of gold and crimson. For two decades, Air Ventures Hot Air Ballooning has been offering guests just that: the chance to experience the Cradle of Humankind and beyond from a perspective few ever forget.

One of Africa’s top zipline adventures is now within easier reach, as Cape Canopy Tour launches a daily return shuttle from Cape Town. The new service gives travellers direct access to the award-winning experience in the Hottentots Holland Nature Reserve, without needing to hire a car

Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris is proud to announce that it has been awarded First Place in the Tourist Attraction of the Year Category at the prestigious Tshwane Tourism Awards 2025.

SATSA, representing the voice of inbound tourism in South Africa, notes recent developments at South African Tourism.

At the recent SA Chef Conference & Expo 2025, SATSA’s Chief Operating Officer, Hannelie du Toit, brought her expertise to two insightful panel discussions exploring how gastronomy tourism can strengthen South Africa’s position as a destination of choice.

Nestled between forests, mountains, rivers and sea, the Greater Knysna area continues to offer visitors a rich and rewarding year-round experience.