Having recently been involved in a Durban beach clean up, I was horrified to see what lands up on our beaches, from soiled nappies to juice box straw covers, wrappers from sweets presented with the bill at restaurants, used earbuds and the list continues. Hence...
The N3 Gateway Tourism Association not only houses scintillating scenery, plentiful accommodation options, freshly packed farm stalls and exciting activities for all; one can also learn an incredible amount of rich history from all destinations visited. South Africa’s heritage is certainly diverse and on the N3...
With Comrades Marathon entries soon to open, we were inquisitive on the beginnings of this ultra-marathon and engaged with Historian and Curator of the Talana Museum, Pam McFadden to give us further insight into the founding years of this demanding yet extremely courageous and self-fulfilling race. "Vic...
We complete our series of Women in Tourism, with the always smiling Tessa Burhmann of the Responsible Traveller. Tessa is a well known Travel Writer and heads up the Responsible Traveller amongst many other Tourism duties. We caught up with Tessa at the Travel Massive,...
Granted I was hanging out the window like an over excited Labrador enjoying Paton Country Railways steam train ride from Creighton! I love trains, especially steam trains and if ever I get an opportunity to take a journey on one, I seize it with both hands! The...
Are you interested in becoming a Travel Blogger? Or perhaps you post your travel pic's on Instagram already and would like to learn how to hook up with other avid travellers and showcase your inspiring travel photo's? Be inspired by our next Women in Tourism - Alison Johnston....