Category: TRAVEL
Durban Tourism’s R16m funding: how Comrades Marathon was offered a mere R375,000, while booze parties get millions
Durban – Durban Tourism, the destination marketing wing of the ANC-run eThekwini municipality, has come under scrutiny after allegations that its R16 million funding model…
Headed to Zaragoza? Here’s your foodie’s guide to local eats
Zaragoza Zaragoza is known for its rich historical significance and cultural attractions. The city has well-preserved archaeological sites, centuries-old churches, and art museums. The Basilica…
Ultimate Tilburg travel guide
Tilburg (Dutch: [ˈtɪlbʏr(ə)x] ) is a city and municipality in the Netherlands, in the southern province of North Brabant. With a population of 222,601 (1…
[LISTEN] Study rates SA and Zimbabwe as ‘most miserable countries in the world’
On Lunch with EB Inglis, EB reports on the recently released Hanke’s Annual Misery Index (HAMI) which ranks Zimbabwe as the “most miserable country in…
[LISTEN] Study rates SA and Zimbabwe as ‘most miserable countries in the world’
On Lunch with EB Inglis, EB reports on the recently released Hanke’s Annual Misery Index (HAMI) which ranks Zimbabwe as the “most miserable country in…
The best of Buenos Aires travel
Buenos Aires entices visitors with a unique combination of European and South American appeal. With its broad boulevards, neoclassical architecture, and a slew of avant-garde…
Air New Zealand weighing passengers before boarding international flights
The airline wants to weigh 10,000 passengers but the good news for those self-conscious about their weight is that there will be no public display…
N3 closed at Van Reenen’s Pass due to protests
DURBAN – The N3 Toll has been closed at the top of Van Reenen’s Pass due to ongoing protests in the area. Law enforcement officials are…
C919: Chinese-built passenger jet completes first flight
China’s first domestically produced passenger jet made its maiden commercial flight on Sunday when a China Eastern Airlines C919 flew from Shanghai to Beijing. The…
The ultimate travel guide to Tel Aviv
Artists, musicians, and young professionals flock to Tel Aviv’s more secular culture, which includes clubs, pubs, a flourishing arts community, and beaches. Its UNESCO-designated Bauhaus…