Cape Town Opera group set to delight crowds worldwide

Written on 31 January 2012

People who have been lucky enough to experience a luxury holiday in South Africa in the past may have come across the Cape Town Opera.
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Zambia aims to attract one million tourists in 2012

Written on 31 January 2012

With an array of wildlife roaming around its beautiful unspoilt landscapes, it is unsurprising that luxury holidays in Zambia are so widely sought after....

Wadi Rum set to hold high-profile dance festival

Written on 31 January 2012

Many people who embark on a luxury holiday in Jordan are desperate to see Wadi Rum.

Also known as the Valley of the Moon, it is a unique valley that is cut into sandstone and granite rock in the south of the country....

Mozambique national park to receive new wildlife

Written on 31 January 2012

Tourism chiefs are hoping that the addition of new animals at Zinave National Park will tempt more people to take luxury holidays in Mozambique...

More Indians taking luxury holidays in South Africa

Written on 31 January 2012

An increasing number of Indian citizens are taking luxury holidays in South Africa, it has been revealed.

Speaking to the Press Trust of India, South African tourism minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk suggested that recent promotional campaigns, which highlighted the beauty and diversity of the country to an Indian audience, proved to be successful....

See talented skiing prodigies compete in Val d'Isère

Written on 30 January 2012

Winter sports enthusiasts staying in a luxury chalet in Val d'Isère can see some potential skiing stars of the future during the high-profile La Scara event later this year....

Thousands to attend arts festival in 'charming' Western Cape

Written on 30 January 2012

Tourism chiefs are expecting thousands of people to attend an arts festival in a "charming" part of the Western Cape later this year.

The Klein Karoo National Arts Festival will be held between 31st March and 7th April and is expected to appeal to locals and people taking ...

Ngorongoro Crater sees increased rhino numbers

Written on 30 January 2012

The number of rhinos living in the Ngorongoro Crater has increased since 1995, when just five of the rare creatures roamed the area.

According to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA), there are now 45 rhinos in the region - making it the most densely populated place with the endangered animal in Africa, the Citizen reports....

Jordan keen to boost eco-tourism

Written on 30 January 2012

More countries around the world are taking eco-tourism increasingly seriously, as the need to combat climate change becomes more pressing.

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South Africa 'is a nation of sports lovers'

Written on 27 January 2012

In light of its recent recognition at the World Travel Awards - where it won the best sports tourism destination accolade - travel chiefs in South Africa have insisted that the country has long been a "nation of sports lovers"....