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If you're considering a safari for 2022 and beyond, we want to provide you with the best information on how you can book that trip. With COVID, health and safety being on the top of travelers lists of concerns in this tricky times we live in, we would like to put your mind at ease with providing you with information that will surely make you jump at the opportunity to join us for your holidays in our gorgeous Safari’s. A perfect and safe place to travel that’s what Africa still offers, especially in the Safari. The safari being different from other forms of travel being resorts or cruise vacations,…

In South Africa, certain period of the year is better suited than other for touring. We highly recommend to avoid the rainy season which normally takes place in between the month of November and until the end of January

The discovery of new Covid-19 variants such as Omicron has proven a challenge for the global recovery, particularly in South Africa. International air travel will likely remain a bit slow in the near term as uncertainties over the omicron Covid variant linger, according to an aviation analyst. Businesses are now being re-engineered. How we run our companies and do our jobs is changing. People are making new choices about where they want to live and are developing new expectations about working circumstances. In 2020 we saw face-face events being cancels and replaced with virtual events. As time…

Our world has been turned upside down by the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak. Declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO) on 11 March 2020, COVID-19 has become a global emergency, given its impact on the entire world population and the economy. The outbreak of Coronavirus COVID-19 presents the tourism sector with a major and evolving challenge, it has actually caused havoc across the world. The World Travel and Tourism Council has warned the COVID-19 pandemic could cut 50 million jobs worldwide in the travel and tourism industry. Asia is expected to be the worst affected. Once the…

Choose your dates carefully, don’t book a holiday to South Africa in the peak tourism seasons, unless you are visiting family. Durban and Cape Town suffer from tourism overcrowding in the very busy holiday periods. The traffic on the road is hectic, restaurants are overbooked, and accommodation is scarce and more expensive in the peak season. It’s not fun waiting for ages to get a table at a restaurant or being stuck in holiday traffic on a gorgeous sunny day in Cape Town when you should be on the beach. Holiday destinations in South Africa get very busy during the Public Holiday period and…