KwaZulu Natal

Durban set for ‘significant’ economic boost

10 Dec 2024
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Latest feature - Mega-projects revitalise city

01 Oct 2024
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Durban presents: A delicious taste of the city

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26 Sep 2024

Blue Economy Week to shape Durban as a maritime hub

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23 Sep 2024

E-hailing strike in KZN – ‘no disruption to airport ops’

16 Sep 2024
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Durban launches ‘Endless Waves of Tranquillity’ summer campaign

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12 Sep 2024

All-inclusive KZN resort eyes July 2026 opening

11 Sep 2024
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KZN focuses on cultural heritage this Tourism Month

10 Sep 2024
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Latest feature - All-inclusive switch bears fruit for Dream Hotels

05 Sep 2024
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Hilton Durban reopening boosts MICE sector

03 Sep 2024
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KZN focuses on female empowerment

07 Aug 2024
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Durban Street Food Festival set for September

07 Aug 2024
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Barsa to meet with Schreiber on airport delays

05 Aug 2024
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Latest feature - KZN keeps pace with trends

26 Jul 2024
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KZN Tourism and Film Authority outlines growth strategy

25 Jul 2024
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Safari operator adds ultra-luxury residences

28 Jun 2024
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Latest feature - Return of key air routes imminent?

28 Jun 2024
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Latest feature - The six focal points of KZN’s tourism strategy

27 Jun 2024
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Latest feature - ATI: showcasing major tourist routes

26 Jun 2024
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Latest feature - Club Med: the catalyst KZN needs

25 Jun 2024
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New agency merges KZN tourism and film industries

24 Jun 2024
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South African Tourism January 2025

SA Tourism kicks 2025 off with a bang
SA eyes record growth from Indian market
SA poised to tap into world’s largest travel market
SANCB named African destination partner by ASSOCIATIONWORLD
South Africa’s MICE sector nears full recovery
South African Tourism gears up for Vakantiebeurs

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Which of these countries will make the biggest gains in MICE sector development in 2025?
Rwanda (15%)
Uganda (5%)
Kenya (16%)
South Africa (56%)
Other (7%)

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