KwaZulu-Natal is about to get a great deal closer to the rest of the world. Ethiopian Airlines has confirmed that it will launch daily, non-stop flights between King Shaka
Entries have officially opened for the Responsible Tourism Awards 2027, the flagship recognition programme run alongside WTM Africa, and tourism businesses across the continent, KwaZulu-Natal included, now have until the
Babanango Game Reserve has reached an important milestone in Zululand. The reserve’s own Eagle’s View Airstrip has been officially approved by the South African Civil Aviation Authority, giving guests a
Two Airlink jets skimmed DHL Stadium’s roof and went viral worldwide. Here’s what the moment reveals about South African aviation’s comeback, and the sport tourism and domestic route potential still sitting untapped.
On the morning of 26 August 2026, an ice and rock avalanche broke loose from a glacier above the Lende Khola in Nepal’s Rasuwa district. Within minutes it had swollen
Circle 7 to 13 September on your calendar. That is the week South African Tourism wants the entire country to do what its own slogan has told us for twenty
Durban hosted the 46th SADC Summit at the ICC this August, and KwaZulu-Natal Tourism and Film Authority turned exhibitor accreditation around in days, not weeks. Here is how the people behind the scenes made it happen, and what it means for KZN tourism.
Snow began falling across the Southern Drakensberg on the night of Sunday, 9 August 2026, blanketing Sani Pass, Underberg, Bushman’s Nek, Castleburn, Mount Fletcher and Kokstad in a genuine, multi-day
eThekwini Municipality and South African Tourism hosted a Welcome Campaign Training workshop for local tourism businesses at the Durban Botanic Gardens, focused on practical guest-service skills.
Eighteen new packages across all eight KZN regions, from one to three nights, with downloadable itineraries, a self-drive option, and a new Plan My Trip tool that builds a custom trip in about ninety seconds.