Events - Forum

Complexity surrounds the reopening of South Africa's borders

"Complexity, complexity and more complexity," says Andrew Stark, Flight Centre Travel Group Managing Director Middle East and Africa. "The ever-changing travel regulations and requirements from the... [Read more....]

Ponta do Ouro: 10km and years away from KwaZulu-Natal

Crossing the South African border near Kosi Bay and travelling a mere 10km to Ponta do Ouro in southern Mozambique is a remarkable journey that may be short but takes you back years to the days... [Read more....]

Level 1: Guide to tourist arrival policies at popular international destinations

Yesterday, antsy, travel-thirsting South Africans clung to the edges of their seats to hear the new travel requisites, conditions, and the restricted destinations list. No fewer than 57 countries... [Read more....]

Out of the ordinary: Five of the world's most extraordinary places to stay

Here are five of the world's most extraordinary, spectacular and out-of-this-world hotels and places to stay to inspire you… Extraordinary travel destinations Mihir Garh, Rajasthan, India  ... [Read more....]

MAC recommends medium-skills occupations for the Shortage Occupation List

The MAC was commissioned by the UK Government to consider what medium-skill occupations to include in the Shortage Occupation List (SOL) ahead of the changes being made to the points-based... [Read more....]

A unique flying experience: Flights to nowhere

Travel bans and border closures have meant that passengers in numerous countries have been unable to enjoy the experiences of taking holidays or boarding a flight. The pandemic has been devastating... [Read more....]

International travel: What no one tells you about Paris

There's no denying it — Paris, France's iconic capital city, is truly beautiful and the streets are definitely imbued with some sort of magic. Although a trip to this dreamy city is a must-do and,... [Read more....]

Destination Zanzibar: The jewel in East Africa's crown

Turquoise blue waters gently lapping palm-fringed, white sandy beaches which stretch for miles, wooden dhows sailing on warm, gentle breezes, and bustling spice markets fill the air with a heady mix... [Read more....]

Air travel: Return of several international airlines from October

With the imminent opening of borders and the resumption of international travel just days away, several international airlines have indicated that they intend to reinstate operations to South... [Read more....]

Sun's out: Find the best beaches in and around Knysna

A visit to the Knysna, the "Pearl of the Garden Route" wouldn't be complete without spending some time on one of these magnificent beaches in and around the popular coastal community. If you are... [Read more....]

SA's iconic Blue Train gets back on track with a reopening special

With South Africa's new and more relaxed Level 1 regulations, the famous Blue Train is – quite literally – back on track and hoping to attract travel-hungry locals to enjoy its unique charms. To... [Read more....]

Taking off: Airline confirms new regional flight network

South Africa's borders will reopen on 1 October, allowing travel to and from countries outside of South Africa. Privately owned South African airline Airlink operated flights to domestic and... [Read more....]

African travel: Best places to go in October for one-of-a-kind experiences

Here are some of the best places to visit for unforgettable, one-of-a-kind experiences in Africa. African travel Tiger fishing in Zambia The fish are biting and it's time to head to the water in... [Read more....]

New Student and Child Student routes

According to the Home Office, the new rules will give effect to their plan to create a global visa system that applies to all individuals (including EEA nationals) equally. With the introduction of... [Read more....]