Coincidentally, the journo who wrote up this article was scarfing down a breakfast wrap. This wrap promises to be far less greasy, though is less likely to cure a hangover.

Africa’s Travel Indaba officially opened on Tuesday with a call for the continent to work collaboratively to drive tourism growth, […]

South African Tourism’s Themba Khumalo shares how the African continent can excite the international market and how travel agents will play a key role.

Much like post-Brexit Britons, African travellers want less red tape when visiting their neighbours. The key difference here being they didn’t vote to be separated in the first place.

Ready the confetti guns: after nearly three years of hibernation, Africa has kicked off its flagship trade tourism show in Durban.

After a two-year pause, Africa’s Travel Indaba is gearing up to welcome delegates from across the world to connect and help contribute to Africa’s tourism sector recovery.

Dust off your suitcases, because South African Tourism has announced the long-awaited return of its signature global trade shows!

Africa’s biggest travel show has been moved forward, much like Travel Weekly’s staff lunch break, which we’ve decided to move forward by three hours. Don’t tell our boss.

The national elections seem to have thrown a spanner in the works for the trade show. It’s not yet confirmed if the spanner was of the ratchet or open-ended variety.