Africa’s Trade Indaba puts focus on women’s empowerment
One of the issues raised was the low number of women in technical fields such as transport and logistics.
South African minister addresses tourism board sacking as travel Indaba gets under way
Tourism Minister, Patricia de Lille sacked the entire South African Tourism board as soon as she took charge.
“We’re seeing a reverse of the direct booking trend”: SA Tourism acting CEO talks agents role in Africa’s return
South African Tourism’s Themba Khumalo shares how the African continent can excite the international market and how tr...
Africa’s INDABA 2020 postponed indefinitely
The move follows a raft of measures from the South African government designed to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.
How to put on a great trade show, African style
Were you one of the unlucky ones who missed out on Travel Indaba this year? Well, reading this may have you ending up in...
“Tourism has an extensive value chain”: South Africa’s president addresses Indaba attendees
The appearance of South Africa's president at Travel Indaba 2019 was one of the highlights for our on-the-ground reporte...
South Africa aims to double arrivals by 2030, as Tourism Minister champions sustainability and inclusivity
Travel Weekly’s roving reporter is on the ground in Durban, and we’ve got this insightful piece to prove it.
This is how Africa does trade shows
How many times can you go to a massage station between appointments at a trade show? We try to answer that at Africa's I...
How South Africa is “doing tourism”
This campaign is asking South Africa to put a ring on it, and say 'I do' to tourism. Although we're not suggesting there...
South African President announces tourism goals
Miss the opening of South African Tourism's annual travel show INDABA? Not even invited? Fear not, our scribe's filed th...
Aussies off to South Africa’s INDABA trade show
We're green with envy of the lucky trade members heading to South Africa for its INDABA trade show. Well, the 'green' lo...
Best of Africa on show
INDABA and We Are Africa will team up again to join forces in 2015 under the banner, Two Shows, One Africa.
South Africa to "make noise" on aviation
South African tourism officials have vowed to lobby the aviation industry on new routes and fairer pricing, spearheaded ...
SAT unfazed by Indaba attendance decline
South Africa Tourism has reported that Indaba attendee numbers were down this year and attributed it to a revamped forma...
SAT welcomes ANZ contingent to Indaba
South Africa Tourism (SAT) welcomed Australian and New Zealand hosted buyers and tourism operators at a networking funct...
South Africa underlines commitment to Australia
South Africa Tourism (SAT) has confirmed it will maintain the same level of investment in the Australian market. Conside...
South Africa confident of stable future for tourism
South African Tourism (SAT) has reassured the trade that the future of tourism initiatives is secure after recent electi...
African nations in "co-opetition" as Indaba expands scope
South Africa Tourism (SAT) has conceded that other African nations are “eating their lunch” at a panel discu...