December is coming. Diaries are chaotic, everyone is tired, and many of us are mentally on leave long before we actually go. And when you’re already mentally on leave, even a night or two away can make summer feel a whole lot better.
From 15 October 2026, City Lodge Hotels is making that easier with…
New travel trends point to a growing preference for local experiences, coastal access and less time spent travelling
For years, a Cape Town holiday has been built around an unyielding itinerary: Table Mountain in the morning, the Winelands the next day, followed by a fleeting beach afternoon and dinner somewhere in town. But a structural…
The Sandton five-star relaunches its 44 rooms and 17 villas with a stay designed to be felt as much as seen
SEVEN Hotel, Villas & Spa, part of The Capital Hotels Group, has completed a refurbishment of more than R18 million across all 61 of its rooms and villa suites, from the Grand Luxe rooms…
Discover why Qatar is emerging as the preferred Middle East gateway for transit passengers, culture seekers and value-conscious travellers
For South African travellers, the Middle East travel landscape has shifted. Growing direct connectivity from Johannesburg, proven safety credentials, clearer visa and entry pathways, and a destination designed for manageable exploration are leading South Africans to…
Explore local traditions, global dining and memorable meals beyond the airport
For many travellers, Doha is a connection between one journey and the next. But step beyond the airport and Qatar reveals a food scene shaped by its maritime history, Gulf traditions and long-standing links with India, Persia, the Levant and North Africa.
In Doha,…
Multigenerational travel has become a dominant global trend, with safaris uniquely capable of dissolving age gaps and uniting everyone from toddlers to grandparents in shared awe.
There is a moment that happens on almost every family game drive. A grandfather who has seen fifty years of bushveld dawns leans forward at exactly the same instant…
Qatar has long been a stopover for South African travellers. Now, with family-friendly attractions, easy transport and plenty to do in a few days, it is becoming a destination in its own right.
For South African families, the appeal of a holiday often comes down to a few deciding factors - will it be easy,…
The winter chill has set in across South Africa, but rather than hiding indoors this season, travellers are increasingly looking for meaningful escapes that take advantage of this beautiful season. From holidays that focus on rest and relaxation to those that celebrate the great outdoors and family time, there are many ways to enjoy these cooler months.
According to Tony Hazel, Executive at the Beekman Group, South Africa's…
South Africa’s bush escapes have long been positioned through a lens of exclusivity, often marketed as luxury experiences tailored for international travellers. Over time, this has formed a perception, especially among South Africans, that time in nature is not as accessible and comes at a high financial premium., In reality, the country’s wilderness offerings are…
The long-haul dream is getting expensive, unpredictable and exhausting. The bush, it turns out, has been here all along — and it's never looked this good.
There is a travel revolution happening in South African travel. It doesn't make the front page of the travel supplements, and it doesn't trend on social media in the…