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Tourism

Hobbits and elves draw tourists to New Zealand
Article
/ 10 June 2013

Hobbits and elves draw tourists to New Zealand

Hobbits, elves and dragons appear to be coaxing tourists to New Zealand as fans await their first glimpse of the second movie in "The Hobbit" trilogy.

By Sapa Ap
Kenya charts new course beyond its wildest dreams
Article
/ 24 May 2013

Kenya charts new course beyond its wildest dreams

A whistle-stop tour of the country reveals its rich diversity — and a nation scrambling to reforge its identity.

By Kwanele Sosibo
Budget travellers boost SA coffers
Article
/ 24 May 2013

Budget travellers boost SA coffers

There has been a growing demand for caravan parks, campsites and backpackers’ lodges.

By Staff Reporter
SA’s top nine emerging tourism entrepreneurs named
Article
/ 17 May 2013

SA’s top nine emerging tourism entrepreneurs named

The nine provincial finalists for the 2013 Emerging Tourism Entrepreneur of the Year Awards competition have been announced.

By Advertorial Feature
Egypt resorts to orthodox travel
Article
/ 10 May 2013

Egypt resorts to orthodox travel

Since the 2011 uprising, Egypt’s coastal resorts have begun courting the conservative Muslim tourist.

By Patrick Kingsley
New world travellers are changing the tourism map
Analysis
/ 3 May 2013

New world travellers are changing the tourism map

In 2012 South Africa’s tourist growth rate was more than double the global average (about 4%, as estimated by the UN World Tourism Organisation).

By Staff Reporter
19 tourists killed as hot air balloon explodes in Egypt
Africa
/ 26 February 2013

19 tourists killed as hot air balloon explodes in Egypt

A hot air balloon in Egypt has exploded during a sunrise flight over the west bank of Luxor, killing 19 tourists who were on it.

By Haitham El-Tabei
Ticket to ride for Jozi tourists
Article
/ 22 February 2013

Ticket to ride for Jozi tourists

Touring Johannesburg on top of a bus will give you a completely different view of the bustling metropolis.

By Laurice Taitz
Limpopo premier and co visit giant theme park in China
Article
/ 31 December 2012

Limpopo premier and co visit giant theme park in China

Limpopo premier Cassel Mathale and three provincial ministers have visited a giant theme park in China to get ideas for tourism, Beeld has reported.

By Sapa
Spiritual tourism an epiphany in South Korea
Article
/ 23 December 2012

Spiritual tourism an epiphany in South Korea

Cheap rates and zen seating: spiritual tourism has taken off in South Korea, offering foreigner and tourists alike a taste of temple life.

By Sapa Afp
The downside of the post 9/11 tourism boom
Article
/ 29 September 2012

The downside of the post 9/11 tourism boom

Lower Manhattan has blossomed from tragedy into tourist magnet in the years since the September 11, 2001 attacks. But there also have been downsides.

By Sapa Ap
Mother City all a-Twitter
Article
/ 21 September 2012

Mother City all a-Twitter

Cape Town has launched tourism into the twittersphere. Tourism chief executive Mariette du Toit-Helmbold talks social networking and #LoveCapeTown.

By Staff Reporter
Wildlife with the Maasai
Article
/ 10 August 2012

Wildlife with the Maasai

A relatively inexpensive safari in a small game conservancy in Kenya provides plenty of thrills and also benefits the local people.

By Kevin Rushby
Zimbabwe’s tourism triumph turns sour
Africa
/ 3 August 2012

Zimbabwe’s tourism triumph turns sour

An official has revealed that Zimbabwe made promises it cannot keep to win a UN World Tourism Organisation conference bid. Ray Ndlovu reports.

By Ray Ndlovu
Mugabe hijacks tourism title
Africa
/ 7 June 2012

Mugabe hijacks tourism title

Zanu-PF is using Zimbabwe’s hosting of a United Nations tourism assembly to rebrand President Robert Mugabe.

By Ray Ndlovu
SA signs memo aimed at increasing tourism with Zim
Africa
/ 12 May 2012

SA signs memo aimed at increasing tourism with Zim

In a memorandum signed with Zimbabwe, SA’s tourism department has committed to exchanging professionals and promoting sustainable tourism.

By Sapa
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Article
/ 30 January 2012

Istanbul restaurants change tune to woo big-spending Arabs

Owners play new music and translate menus into Arabic amid surge in visitors from Middle East .

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 March 2011

Govt ‘delighted’ with 2010 tourist numbers

Tourist arrivals to South Africa increased to more than eight million in 2010, Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Article
/ 25 January 2011

Unusual destinations try to lure tourists

If you are a tourist ready to go somewhere a bit different, there is a growing queue of destinations desperate to welcome you.

By Katell Abiven
No image available
Article
/ 23 December 2010

Tourism industry focuses on festive-season trade

A Cape Town tourism survey, to be released on Friday, indicates that hotels are reporting similar or slightly less trade than last year.

By Lisa Steyn
No image available
Article
/ 23 December 2010

Welcome to Zimbabwe — please will you go home now

Somewhere between government agendas, African safari outfits and Victoria Falls resorts lie the myths and realities of Zimbabwean tourism.

By Sean Christie
2010 Cup ‘changed the world’s view of us’
Article
/ 9 December 2010

2010 Cup ‘changed the world’s view of us’

After billions spent on stadiums now lying empty and fewer tourists than hoped, SA marks six months from the kick-off of the World Cup on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Article
/ 6 December 2010

South African tourism’s big win

More than 309 000 foreign tourists arrived in South Africa for the World Cup, boosting the economy by R3,6-billion, said SA Tourism.

By Faranaaz Parker
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Article
/ 14 November 2010

UK tourist killed in Cape Town

A woman from the UK on holiday in Cape Town was killed after she and her partner were hijacked in the city, Western Cape police said on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Africa
/ 19 October 2010

Namibia’s Himba embrace tourism, with little profit

The Himba people open their community where they have survived colonialism, wars and droughts with their ancient traditions intact.

By Alexandra Lesieur
No image available
Article
/ 15 October 2010

Tourists’ millions elude the poor locals’ nets

Boa is 19, the sixth of 11 children. With all of his family, he lives in a small thatched two-room house on the outskirts of Siem Reap.

By Ben Doherty
Angkor’s away
Article
/ 15 October 2010

Angkor’s away

The pumping out of underground water for human
consumption could threaten the ancient temple site.

By Ben Doherty
Unholy commotion rocks the West Bank
Article
/ 15 October 2010

Unholy commotion rocks the West Bank

<strong>Harriet Sherwood</strong> visits the Taybeh beer festival which attracts thousands of Palestinians and Israelis, as well as other tourists.

By Harriet Sherwood
It’s made in Eshowe, brew
Article
/ 15 October 2010

It’s made in Eshowe, brew

A man and his microbrew – which won serious accolades at the Britain’s Wetherspoons Real Ale Festival – are hoping to take on KZN and then the world.

By Sean Christie
No image available
Article
/ 2 August 2010

Gabon tourist operation forced to close

A lodge airline has been grounded by the new government’s aviation authority bungling.

By Don Pinnock
Cup tourists top one million mark
Article
/ 5 July 2010

Cup tourists top one million mark

The number of foreign visitors entering South Africa during the Soccer World Cup period has now risen to one million, officials said on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Article
/ 19 May 2010

SA expects 300 000 World Cup visitors

South Africa expects 300&nbsp;000 visitors for the Soccer World Cup next month, down from an initial forecast of 450&nbsp;000.

By Staff Reporter
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