War sparks air drop – but not in Africa
Business travel becomes more purposeful
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A visa in your passport that unlocks others
27 May 2026Denied boarding at Heathrow led to a discovery that could get thousands of South Africans into...
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Madrid modernises a tourism machine
26 May 2026At Sapphire 2026 in Spain last week, delegates saw under the hood of the engine that...
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SA semigration is
not what it seems21 May 2026It's no longer only about moving to the coast, but inland towns still need to offer...
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Namibia shines among world’s most Instagrammed places
20 May 2026A new report, mapping the world’s most Instagrammed destinations in 2026, covers over 240 locations across...
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Family lodge redefines sustainable tourism
19 May 2026Multi-generational commitment puts the focus on long-term practice, writes DANIEL ROOS, account director of Comm-Unity PR.
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AI tool takes on
airport chaos14 May 2026A Robotics Institute has created an AI that draws from airport data and historical crash reports...
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Radisson claims
‘net zero hotels’13 May 2026The hotel group's 2025 Responsible Business Report says it is making real, measurable progress across its...
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Tokyo airport puts
robots to work12 May 2026Japan Airlines is testing humanoid robots for baggage and ground operations at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, writes...
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Bogus travel buzz rises for FIFA World Cup
7 May 2026Kaspersky has uncovered scams that mimic official tournament resources, putting users' data and finances at significant...
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The ultimate 2026 space bucket list
6 May 2026TripAdvisor data reveals the top 10 space-themed attractions and destinations for the coming year.
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African governments must prioritise aviation
5 May 2026The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says the sector is a strategic enabler of economic and...
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Hotels chase AI windfall
30 April 2026Amadeus says personalised, AI-driven services could add up to $1m in annual revenue per hotel, writes...
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Local airlines call for clarity on jet fuel crisis
29 April 2026Uncertainty over regional fuel supplies is forcing Southern African carriers to cut flights and raise fares.
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Africa tourism growth masks uneven reality
28 April 2026A new report shows rising visitor numbers alongside gaps in aviation, sustainability, and infrastructure.
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Emirates prepares for youth with autism globally
23 April 2026Emirates teams have worked closely with airport authorities and partners in rehearsals to ease travel anxiety...
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SA travel: Beyond
bucket lists22 April 2026International travellers are flocking to SA for meaningful travel experiences, writes NICK DIXON, CEO of Dream...
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Africa’s tourism reset
gets real21 April 2026WTM Africa’s gold winners show how Zimbabwe, Namibia, Kenya and South Africa are fixing tourism at...