Airlines deny price fixing allegations Cape Town - South African Airways (SAA) and its sister airline SA Express have both distanced themselves from price collusion allegations ahead of this year’s FIFA World Cup.
More Mpuma flights ahead of 2010 kick-off Nelspruit - The number of domestic flights to the Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport in Nelspruit will be increased a month ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup kick-off in June.
Budget Airlines Driving Acceptance Of Hidden Charges When it comes to air travel it seems that, although we complain about hidden charges, the budget airlines are gradually educating travellers to accept such charges for services that were once part of the headline flight price, according to new research re
Tourism to cash in on 2010 Johannesburg – The South African tourism industry is standing in wait to cash in on the 2010 FIFA World Cup which will be held for the first time in Africa.
10 million tourists expected this year Cape Town - A record 10 million tourists are expected to pass through South Africa’s ports of entry this year, says Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk.
Tourism can boost economy - Zuma Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma says tourism is a key driver of economic growth and has a huge potential to create jobs after the devastating recession.
SA airlines accused of collusion Pretoria – Several of South Africa’s major airlines are being investigated for colluding on prices and pricing strategies to be possibly adopted during the FIFA 2010 World Cup.
OR Tambo ready to welcome 2010 guests Johannesburg – The OR Tambo International Airport stands ready to receive international tourists during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, says Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
SA Express launches new airline in DRC Local regional airline SA Express is expanding into the Democratic Republic of the Congo with the launch of a new regional airline, Congo Express, which will provide a much needed air service between Kinshasa, Lubumbashi and Mbuji Mayi from February onwar
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