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

Meanwhile, the only destination Travel Weekly staff will be exploring today is the streets of Surry Hills in search of a cheaper coffee than the place downstairs.

An up-and-coming Aussie cricketer has made his way home from the ICC World Cup after being scratched on the face by a monkey during a team trip.

An Instagrammer has admitted to being so caught up in capturing the perfect selfie she failed to notice a pair of fornicating penguins had photobombed her shot.

Those with clients heading to or from South Africa over the next few days ought to give this one a read.

It’s the talk of agency-town right now, and it won’t be long before the entry gates to South African Tourism’s famil competition close!

Looking to enhance your knowledge of South Africa without setting foot in the “rainbow nation”? This new app is just the ticket.

Do you think last Thursday night’s finale of The Bachelor had a bit of a South African flavour to it? Have your suspicions confirmed here.

South Africa has relaxed visa requirements for seven countries, while Travel Weekly’s editor is relaxing on the office chaise lounge while the intern feeds him grapes.

Here’s how your clients can avoid the headache of self-booking a big-five family holiday in South Africa and Zimbabwe.

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.