As South Africans reinvent their approach to wellbeing, the word “wellness” now means more than endless downtime or diet smoothies by the pool. Today’s traveller wants to be both energised and indulged – think kayaking at sunrise, then unwinding with a lazy afternoon massage and a champagne toast as the sun sets – according to […]
If 2025 taught us anything, it’s that South African travellers know what they want: value, ease, and experiences worth the investment. As we head into 2026, these priorities are coming into sharp focus. From all-inclusive escapes that require zero mental effort to visa-friendly destinations that skip the admin (and cost) headache, Flight Centre’s travel experts […]
If 2024 and 2025 were about travel roaring back, 2026 is the year it gets personal: profoundly and deliberately so. Travellers are done with bucket lists and cookie-cutter itineraries. They’re craving space, reflection and stories they can claim as their own. The twist? Many are using AI to design itineraries and find those moments of […]
It’s August. While you’re blissfully waiting for spring to return, there’s a problem that’s only getting bigger: your December holiday remains unplanned. “Popular destinations for December can sell out up to six months in advance,” says Antionette Turner, GM of Flight Centre. “People know where they want to spend their holiday season and often get […]
South Africans are travel-smart – and right now, stretching your rand matters more than ever. According to Flight Centre’s latest Global PR Survey, which surveyed travellers in South Africa, Canada, the US, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, we’re more likely than any other nation to adjust our holiday plans for affordability. In short, getting […]
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Flight Centre brings you loads of tours suitable for over 50s which let you see the world with likeminded travellers in a similar age bracket
Global tourism has reached 96% of pre-pandemic levels; tails are up
The staff of our travel and tourism sectors require a deeper understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity
Ninety-seven percent of hotel guests consult online reviews before booking their stay, according to a recent study by Accor
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It’s important for travellers to be aware of potential changes and plan accordingly, to ensure hassle-free travel experiences
Each ship has unique onboard amenities and cutting-edge technology
Flight Centre and and NCL will make your holiday effortless and memorable
Flight Centre will handle the complexities of booking for large groups, advise on the best deals and even make suggestions on destinations
The Flight Centre Cruise team will ensure you can indulge your every desire
Book your flights well in advance if you’re looking for cheaper prices
Fans are travelling to locations where their favourite shows are shot, and where their top artists perform
Today’s women have more money, information and confidence
Despite high travel prices, demand is still resilient, according to Flight Centre
The Norwegian Prima cruise ship has something for everyone
SAA is working to accommodate customers on its sister airlines after it cancelled flights due to low demand
Travel agent Flight Centre said it was ”blindsided” by the sudden closure of Nationwide Airlines and had gone into a crisis meeting to decide how to deal with the matter, with no information forthcoming from the airline, a spokesperson said. ”We were absolutely blindsided, we were completely unaware,” said Amanda Hardy.
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With biltong, braais, beer and Bok shirts at the ready, rugby-mad South Africans are preparing to hunker down in style for Saturday’s World Cup final showdown with England. Even wedding plans are being redrawn to ensure that no one misses a minute of the action from the Stade de France in Paris.