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Tintswalo Collection has launched a new Thermal Night Safari & Stargazing experience across three of its Greater Kruger properties, offering guests a new way to experience wildlife after dark.
Kuganha has opened in the Western Cape, introducing a luxury wellness safari concept that brings together personal wellness, safari wildlife, conservation, privacy and ultra-luxury hospitality in a malaria-free setting.
Confidence is often treated as a prerequisite for women to step into leadership, but the experiences of five Marriott International general managers suggest that confidence is often built through the opportunities women are given.
South African café brand tashas has launched ‘Just Ask Tash’, a new monthly storytelling series giving guests a behind-the-scenes look at the people, places and stories behind the brand.
The Middle East's hospitality sector is entering a new phase of growth, with sustained tourism investment, evolving traveller expectations and technology shaping how hotels compete for demand.
For Thuthukile Moloto, general manager of Pullman Cape Town City Centre, a career spanning more than 15 years across South Africa, Africa and the Middle East has reinforced the importance of opportunity, resilience, and developing people.
If Women’s Day on 9 August passed in a blur of long weekend celebrations, City Lodge Hotels has you covered. We’re offering specials throughout the month of August aimed at spoiling the women in your life.
Africa's luxury travel market is shifting as travellers increasingly seek a stronger sense of place, authentic destination experiences and alternatives to standardised hotel stays.
The “suite” spot of learning and skills development in hospitality by Thandeka Sibisi, learning and development manager, ANEW Hotels & Resorts.
South Africa's accommodation and food services sector has reached its 2030 employment equity target for women from designated groups in senior management four years ahead of schedule, according to the latest employment equity figures.
From a township outside Port Shepstone to building a growing coffee brand supplying hotels across South Africa, Asmara Coffee founder Nobuhle Magwentshu is turning her passion for coffee into a business focused on growth, employment and African identity.
