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South African Sport Tourism Boost
Three major sporting events hosted in South Africa over the past six months have given the country's ...

South African Sport Tourism Boost
Three major sporting events hosted in South Africa over the past six m ...

Rotana Opens Its First Syrian Beach Resort Hotel
Rotana, the leading hotel management company in the Middle East, has n ...

SAA restructuring plans saving billions
South African Airways has saved R2.5-billion through its recently comp ...

South African Sport Tourism Boost Three major sporting events hosted in South Africa over the past six months have given the country's tourism sector a much-needed boost.

Rotana Opens Its First Syrian Beach Resort Hotel Rotana, the leading hotel management company in the Middle East, has now opened the Afamia Rotana Resort in the historic city of Latakia, on Syria’s Mediterranean coast.

SAA restructuring plans saving billions South African Airways has saved R2.5-billion through its recently completed restructuring, Business Day reported on Tuesday.

Lanseria considered as 'aerotropolis' for Joburg Lanseria Airport to the north-west of Johannesburg has been selected by the city council as a prime candidate for expansion.

Southport Hotel Wins Top Architecture Award The Vincent Hotel in Southport has won the prestigious North West RICS Tourism and Leisure 2009 award. Widely regarded as the region’s property 'Oscars', the award recognises inspirational initiatives and developments in property, construction and the e

Airlink seeks flights to Bhisho The Eastern Cape government has held talks with domestic airline Airlink about the possibility of introducing flights between Cape Town, Bhisho and Mthatha.

Arabian Travel Market 2009 Signs Off on an Optimistic Note Dubai, UAE - Arabian Travel Market 2009 – the Middle East’s premier travel and tourism event – ended today with senior industry figures predicting the region would defy current global economic conditions to buck world-wide trends and international d

Airlines will not be too affected by swine flu While the global airline industry might see a decline in business from the swine flu outbreak, it will not be severe, says consultancy Frost & Sullivan.

US Swine Flu Update We continue to work with the media and government officials to communicate the facts about the swine flu situation in a measured and responsible way. The Obama Administration continues to affirm an approach that balances concern without alarm, as are the

New Sandton centre caters for crafters Thousands of people eke out a living through making and selling crafts, but they frequently lack access to markets, so limiting their opportunities.