Garonga’s setting creates a real wow factor on arrival. Whether it is because you feel completely immersed in the bush at Little Garonga, are bowled…
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With the temperatures rising we started to head across the province and closer to the East coast. We were going to be basing ourselves for…
Comments closedFor those of you who are keeping up with our in-depth family holiday around KZN in South Africa, then welcome to the next instalment! The…
Comments closedBooking a family holiday is always fraught with challenges. We want to create great memories and have some amazing experiences but equally some chill out…
Comments closedJean Toucher is the Safari Manager at Ghost Mountain Inn in Mkuze, Zululand, who not only skippers the unforgettable boat cruises and tiger fishing trips…
Comments closedWe arrived into glorious sunshine – not bad for winter in Cape Town! Table Mountain was visible in all her glory and the Cape Town suburbs were looking lush.
It was a very easy and quick journey from the airport to Glen Avon Lodge – a mere 25 minutes and we were turning off of Strawberry Lane in Constantia and buzzing on the intercom to enter the courtyard at the lodge.
Claire recently took a small group of hand-picked British journalists and bloggers around South Africa, in conjunction with South African Airways and South African Tourism UK, to rediscover some of its tourism icons…
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“Travel brat” that I am – I am very lucky to have travelled on The Blue Train three times! And each time it has exceeded my every expectation.
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Ethos has deliberated a lot over the last few years about the benefits of individual properties exhibiting at consumer shows. How do you track the success of such shows and how do you determine which ones to do?
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The future of travel trade shows, generally, gets debated in all sorts of ways all the time.
A few years ago we had 8 clients exhibiting at World Travel Market, in 2012 we had 4 and in 2013 we will probably have even less.
Indaba is historically the key show for Africa, but each year fewer buyers attend.
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