We have all experienced an Uber ride with that one strange driver who makes us feel unsafe. Uber has finally heeded our call for action against the unsupervised, risky trips we take.
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Planning to come to South Africa? Uber to roll out Safety Toolkit for riders and drivers in South Africa
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The Singapore Airlines brings back world’s longest flight
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A new Singapore Airlines route connecting the city-state to New York goes into operation Thursday, becoming the longest commercial plane ride in the world.
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British Airways places Durban at the top of must-see destinations for 2019, but be careful when you visit the city
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British Airways have published their predictions of the top 19 must-see destinations for 2019 and our very own tropical city, Durban has made the cut.
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Travel News:- Sleeping passengers ‘robbed’ in mid-air on SAA flight
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Passengers aboard an SAA flight were allegedly robbed in mid-air of cash and jewellery as they slept on a flight between Johannesburg and Hong Kong.
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SAA cannot afford to open any new routes:- Pravin Gordhan
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Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan says SAA cannot afford to operate any new routes at this moment in time.
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No more boarding announcements at 6 South African airports
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Passengers departing on flights from Airports Company South Africa’s (Acsa) six regional airports will no longer receive passenger boarding calls from 1 July 2018. In a statement released on Monday (25 June), Acsa said that the following airports will all be implementing the intervention to reduce noise levels: Port Elizabeth International Airport; Bram Fischer International..
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Coach Rassie cuts Bok squad ahead of Bloemfontein Test
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Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has cut his squad ahead of the second Test against England at Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
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British Airways introduces direct flights between London and Durban
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A decision by British Airways to introduce a direct, non-stop flight between London’s Heathrow Airport and Durban’s King Shaka International Airport is a game changer for KwaZulu-Natal as it will be instrumental in contributing to an increase in international arrivals from the United Kingdom and North America.
British Airways announced the introduction of the route to a global audience today (Tuesday, May the 8th 2018), while at the same time the MEC of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs, Mr Sihle Zikalala, announced the long awaited decision to delegates attending Africa’s Travel INDABA in Durban.
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The Cape Town International Airport set for a name change
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EFF leader, Julius Malema’s call for the renaming of Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) sparked a great debate over the weekend, and according to IOL, a name change is on the cards.
Delivering an eulogy at late struggle stalwart, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s funeral held in Soweto on Saturday, Malema threw down the gauntlet as he suggested that the airport be renamed to take the name of the anti-Apartheid icon.
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