Helloworld Travel, Bench Africa, and South African Airways collaborate with South Africa Tourism for an extensive tourism ...

South Africa remains a favourite among European travellers, attracted by its diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, wildlife, ...

Travelmole caught up with Darryl Erasmus, Chief Operating Officer and Acting Chief Executive Officer for South African Tourism, ahead of the country’s participation at WTM London 2025.

South Africa Tourism partnered with viral video star Matt Harding to launch a South African Soccer-themed dance contest with a grand prize of a trip to the World Cup in June. Contestants create and ...

International travel is back! And there’s no better way to start to the new year than by planning a trip to South Africa. Long celebrated for its rich history and culture, breath-taking beauty, and ...

South Africa's tourism sector has achieved a remarkable milestone, welcoming over 7.6 million international visitors in 2025, ...

Concluding 4 days of successful tourism exhibition at the annual Africa Travel Indaba 2024 in South Africa, travel and tourism executives from Africa and other continents have rated rural tourism the ...

South Africa's tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable recovery, with over 7.6 million international visitors recorded ...

African travel industry shareholders urged to share their narratives with the global community and to work together to advance the continent’s economies. African nations must establish partnerships ...

The South African travel and tourism industry welcomed Patricia de Lille as the country's new minister of tourism on March 6. De Lille replaces outgoing minister Lindiwe Sisulu in a cabinet reshuffle.

South African Tourism (SAT)—the national tourism agency responsible for the marketing of South Africa as a preferred leisure and business events destination—has announced the appointment of Kristy ...

South Africa wants more Indians to visit, but visa processes are a major hurdle. Enter: a new visa regime. Why? Because Indians have in the past flocked in large numbers to destinations that are ...