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Cape Town Named 2023 Best City in the World For Travelers

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South Africa has been named the Best Country and Cape Town has been named the Best City in the World by The Telegraph Travel Awards 2023. The position reflects South Africa’s allure and lasting impact on travelers in these awards, chosen by 27,000 dedicated readers. The Telegraph Travel Awards forum honors exceptional travel experiences and… Continue reading Cape Town Named 2023 Best City in the World For Travelers

Traveler’s Story: My Very First Wine Tasting Was In Napa Valley

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A sommelier dedicates years to studying the notes and aromas of wines. That’s never been my calling, but at least I know not to pair red wine with seafood. Hey, it’s a start. Europe has dominated the wine conversation for centuries. Not to mention South Africa and the Marlborough district of New Zealand. Argentina and… Continue reading Traveler’s Story: My Very First Wine Tasting Was In Napa Valley

Top Attractions To Visit In Durban, South Africa

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Durban is one of South Africa’s culturally blended cities. It delivers the beach, the bush and the Berg (mountain ranges) in one location. Located on the country’s east coast, Durban is the largest city of the KwaZulu-Natal province, overlooking the Indian Ocean. While cities like Johannesburg and Cape Town get all the attention, Durban has… Continue reading Top Attractions To Visit In Durban, South Africa

South Africa To Open World’s Tallest Hemp Hotel

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The world’s tallest building constructed entirely out of industrial hemp is set to open its doors in South Africa very soon. At 12 stories, it boasts a breathtaking view of Cape Town’s towering Table Mountain, all with a minimal ecological footprint.  Supported by a concrete and cement framework, the walls of the building are made… Continue reading South Africa To Open World’s Tallest Hemp Hotel

The World’s Most Unique Airbnbs

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The world is full of spaces and homes beyond your wildest dreams. Imagine staying inside a luxurious tree house or a home that puts you close to explore some of the Earth’s most mysterious phenomena, such as a volcano. There are also homes that put you steps away from a majestic mountain or right on… Continue reading The World’s Most Unique Airbnbs

Vegan Safari: A New Trend For Animal-loving Travelers

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A safari is a type of tourist activity that gives people the chance to see exotic animals, explore natural landscapes and learn about other cultures. They offer both adventure and relaxation, which makes them a popular choice among travelers who want to do something different and memorable. Over the past decades, safaris in Africa have… Continue reading Vegan Safari: A New Trend For Animal-loving Travelers

Africa Travel Indaba Is All The Confirmation You Need That South Africa Is Open And Ready For Visitors

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International travel is back and the country of South Africa is open, thriving, and ready for visitors. After two years of lockdown and limitations due to a global pandemic, tourism is finally seeing a boom. A resilient country, the people have not only endured setbacks to due COVID but have grappled with the hardships of… Continue reading Africa Travel Indaba Is All The Confirmation You Need That South Africa Is Open And Ready For Visitors

After Ghana’s Tourism Boom, Kenya And South Africa Launch Campaigns To Attract U.S. Visitors

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On the heels of Ghana’s “Year of Return” success in 2019, with 1.1 million visitors and a $3.3 billion impact, Kenya and South Africa have launched similar programs to boost tourism recovery. Both countries are focused on attracting North American visitors as the rebound from COVID-19 restrictions continues. Real Deal Kenya The Kenya Tourism Board… Continue reading After Ghana’s Tourism Boom, Kenya And South Africa Launch Campaigns To Attract U.S. Visitors

South Africans Want The Return Of ‘World’s Largest Diamond’ on Queen Elizabeth’s Sceptre

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Queen Elizabeth II’s death gathered a mix of feelings around the world. The historic role of the British monarchy and its relations with its former colonies is one of them. In South Africa, people are debating about the return of the world’s largest diamond, owned by the Queen. Known as ‘The Great Star of Africa’,… Continue reading South Africans Want The Return Of ‘World’s Largest Diamond’ on Queen Elizabeth’s Sceptre

South African Tour Guide Showcases Clicking Sounds In The Zulu Language

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One of the most fascinating aspects of traveling to different countries is encountering the various native tongues. Africa is one of the most diverse continents, and a plethora of dialects and languages can be heard across the land. In the southeast province of KwaZulu-Natal, the Nguni people use a clicking technique when speaking. In a new,… Continue reading South African Tour Guide Showcases Clicking Sounds In The Zulu Language

Trophy Hunter Found Dead In South Africa

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Notorious worldwide for promoting the hunting and killing of elephants, lions and other African species, South African trophy hunter Riaan Naude has reportedly been shot dead in South Africa this Monday, according to local media outlets. Naude, who was 55, was found dead next to his vehicle in Marken Road, Limpopo, which includes part of… Continue reading Trophy Hunter Found Dead In South Africa

Comair, South Africa’s Oldest Airline In Liquidation

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Comair, South Africa‘s oldest airline is in liquidation after its bankruptcy lawyers allegedly filed an application. Comair will stop operations permanently after the company failed to secure funding to remain airborne. Allegedly, Comair was severely impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic and travel restrictions. Comair, which also operates Kulula, entered into business rescue over two… Continue reading Comair, South Africa’s Oldest Airline In Liquidation

South Africa Potentially Entering Fifth COVID-19 Wave

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Recent reports have declared that South Africa may be entering a fifth COVID-19 wave earlier than expected after a consistent rise in infections over the past 14 days. It seems that the rise has been prompted by Omicron sub-variants, according to health officials and scientists. Having only just exited the fourth wave, South Africa has… Continue reading South Africa Potentially Entering Fifth COVID-19 Wave

South Africa Relaxes COVID-19 Restrictions In Hopes Of Boosting Tourism Industry

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South Africa has announced the easing of COVID-19 restrictions as cases continue to fall in the country. The African country is currently experiencing a moment of low transmission and, consequently, a drop in coronavirus-related deaths and hospitalizations. The relaxed restrictions include the end of mandatory mask use outdoors, and vaccinated travelers are now allowed to… Continue reading South Africa Relaxes COVID-19 Restrictions In Hopes Of Boosting Tourism Industry

Daze House: The Black-Owned Boutique Hotel Loved By Black Expats In Johannesburg, South Africa

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Daze House is one of Johannesburg, South Africa’s most impressive boutique hotels, enviously situated with hill-top views; a certified dream for expats hoping to set up base in the lively city. Defining itself as a boutique hotel with a keen focus on art, community, handmade products and one of a kind experiences/events’, the hotel is… Continue reading Daze House: The Black-Owned Boutique Hotel Loved By Black Expats In Johannesburg, South Africa

 
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