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The fourth edition of the themed MSC Cruises 'The Bhangra Boat' has been cancelled following the global crisis of the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what you need to know
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Seven Exciting Upcoming South African Festivals
South Africans love to celebrate and in order to share their celebrations with friends, family, neighbors and visitors, a number of festivals have been established throughout the country. From literary and oyster festivals to festivals celebrating music and holidays, there’s no shortage of the type of fun and excitement that appeals to everyone, from online casino players to nature lovers. Some of South Africa’s most inspiring and energetic festivals include: Grahamstown National Arts Festival The annual Grahamstown National Arts Festival is South Africa’s biggest and best-known arts festival. The celebration to South African art is spread out over 11days and 60 venues (such as theatres, churches, schools) as well as in various outdoor locations for the street performances. It takes place in Grahamstown (also known as Makhanda) which is located in the center of the country. There are two programs, a …
Read More »MSC Cruises: Bhangra Boat Cruise 2021
The Bhangra Boat is Durban's best cruise experience taking you to islands of Mozambique, lively onboard entertainment and child-friendly.
Read More »Night out for 2 is back at Silverstar
The Silverstar Night Out For Two special includes meals, drinks, Bingo tickets, parking and movies OR ten pin bowling/laser tag games!
Read More »#VIDEO: Unruly kulula passenger causes a stir; delays flight
It is understood that after the passenger refused to leave the plane, all passengers were offloaded and the female passenger in question was then restrained.
Read More »Travel blogger Meruschka Govender, aka MzansiGirl, has passed away
Travel blogger and social media influencer, Meruschka Govender, better known South Africa’s MzansiGirl, has passed away. Thirty-eight years strong, Govender passed away on 15 January after a long and private battle with cancer. Traveller24 described her as “an exceptional force at harnessing the power of the internet and social media, to break down borders, barriers and excite people about getting to know this African continent we call home. She used it to smash archaic stereotypes and urban legends.” Born in Durban, Govender shared her travel experiences and passion for South Africa with her bubbly personality and zest for life, which hugely influenced SA’s tourism and travel industry. Here, Mariette Du Toit-Helmbold, CEO of Destinate says of Govender: You’ve helped pave the way for female travel in particular on the continent and I along with many others are more committed than …
Read More »Johannesburg: My kinda city escape
Frenetic, edgy and ever-changing, Johannesburg is the heartbeat of not just South Africa, but southern Africa.
Read More »#Wanderlust: Magalies Rocks the Cradle (MRtC) Weekend Festival this August
The annual Magalies Rocks the Cradle Spring Festival, now in its third year, is becoming one of the most memorable in South Africa enjoyed by thousands, like you, who seek extra-ordinary short getaways.
Read More »Here’s the 2018 leave guide with Safair
Start planning your holidays with this handy 2018 South African public holidays guide thanks to Safair!
Read More »Things to do in South Africa’s coastal cities
Fly with kulula.com then drive: rather than spending precious time on your holiday behind the wheel, consider flying to your destination and hiring a vehicle once you arrive.
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