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May 2010
By The AA
This year marks the seventh anniversary of the Robertson Wine Valley’s biggest annual wine festival, the Wacky Wine Weekend, but the Robertson Slow 2010 is definitely an event also not to be missed!
April 2010
By The AA
Maputo - Mozambican authorities were expected to meet on Tuesday in Inhambane to discuss tourism safety measures after several attacks on South Africans in the country, a tourism organisation said on Monday.
April 2010
By The AA
The ash, which can damage aeroplane engines, was produced by a volcanic eruption under a glacier in Iceland. As a result flights have been disrupted across northern Europe by volcanic ash drifting south and east from Iceland as authorities were closing down airspace in...
March 2010
By The AA
Knysna Oyster Festival to continue as usual despite 2010 FIFA World Cup.
March 2010
By The AA
ACSA and airlines to enforce hand luggage restrictions.
August 2009
By Gary Ronald
Several travel brands were honoured at this year’s Sunday Times Top Brands survey.
August 2009
By The AA
Cathay Pacific has announced that its sister airline, Dragonair, will open a new route from Hong Kong to Guangzhou on September 14
August 2009
By The AA
Baggage handlers at Gatwick and Stansted have voted in favour of industrial action over the coming Bank Holiday weekend in the UK.
August 2009
By The AA
The British High Commission announces that, with effect from 1 July 2009, all South African passport holders wishing to visit the UK will be required to obtain a visit visa before travelling. This announcement effectively removes the visa exemption that was in place for those South African passport holders who had previously visited the UK using their current passport
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