The move follows a raft of measures from the South African government designed to combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

Were you one of the unlucky ones who missed out on Travel Indaba this year? Well, reading this may have you ending up in a jealous rage.

The appearance of South Africa’s president at Travel Indaba 2019 was one of the highlights for our on-the-ground reporter, as you’ll discover here.

Travel Weekly’s roving reporter is on the ground in Durban, and we’ve got this insightful piece to prove it.

How many times can you go to a massage station between appointments at a trade show? We try to answer that at Africa’s INDABA.

This campaign is asking South Africa to put a ring on it, and say ‘I do’ to tourism. Although we’re not suggesting there’s a country-wide wedding happening.

Miss the opening of South African Tourism’s annual travel show INDABA? Not even invited? Fear not, our scribe’s filed this detailed report.

We’re green with envy of the lucky trade members heading to South Africa for its INDABA trade show. Well, the ‘green’ look is more hangover than envy.

INDABA and We Are Africa will team up again to join forces in 2015 under the banner, Two Shows, One Africa. 

South African tourism officials have vowed to lobby the aviation industry on new routes and fairer pricing, spearheaded by an […]

South Africa Tourism has reported that Indaba attendee numbers were down this year and attributed it to a revamped format. […]

South Africa Tourism (SAT) welcomed Australian and New Zealand hosted buyers and tourism operators at a networking function the night […]