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[Enver Duminy] Insights from ITB Berlin 2026 confirm that the future of tourism will favour destinations that are connected, data-ready and visible in AI-driven travel ecosystems, writes Enver Duminy, CEO of Cape Town Tourism... |
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[Wilson Tauro] Wilson Tauro, country manager at Air France-KLM, says premium and bleisure travel are reshaping how South Africans journey abroad in 2026... |
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[Joep Schoof] Joep Schoof, COO Valor Hospitality Partners, Africa, explores how blending international best practice with a local-first strategy is unlocking the continent’s hospitality potential... |
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[Marc Harding] Marc Harding, country manager: South Africa at Virgin Atlantic, explores how aviation is transforming connection... |
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[Mornè du Preez] Morne du Preez, CEO of Tourvest Travel Services, says travel across Africa sits at a crossroads in 2026... |
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[Kelly Jackson] Kelly Jackson, managing director at TTC Tour Brands EMEA, explains how 2026 will be about using AI to streamline travel... |
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[Madri van der Westhuizen] Madri van der Westhuizen, campaign and social media manager at ANEW Hotels & Resorts, explores how AI is reshaping holiday planning... |
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[Dorcas Dlamini Mbele] Dorcas Dlamini Mbele, senior director, commercial for SSA, Marriott International, unpacks key travel trends shaping how South Africans will plan, spend and experience holidays... |
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[Robin Fredericks] Skip the beaches this summer and explore Mpumalanga and Limpopo instead. From quiet country estates and trout-filled rivers to relaxed dinners and bushveld adventures, a different kind of summer awaits... |
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[Sandra Kneubuhler] Sandra Kneubuhler, managing director. sub-Saharan Africa at Radisson Hotel Group, explores why despite rapid AI adoption the hospitality industry is investing more heavily in people than ever before... |
|  (Image supplied) In this piece Casper Coetzee examines the gap between perception and reality in South Africa’s hospitality industry and what must change to prepare young professionals for its demands... |
|  Image source: Satsa South Africa’s tourism industry faces critical human rights challenges, but practical solutions are emerging to strengthen ethical and sustainable practices... |
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[Robin Fredericks] Business travel doesn't have to be a race against the clock. It can be a comfortable, relaxing journey where every detail is considered, and the hours simply melt away... |
|  Source: johnthefrankmusic via Pixabay Beyond the wine tasting, Stellenbosch offers a deeper experience. Discover its heritage through a historic walking tour, embrace sustainable travel, and taste a food culture rooted in passion and tradition... |
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[Robin Fredericks] This Women’s Month, Marriott International's Dorcas Dlamini Mbele shares how mentorship and empowerment are shaping the next generation of women leaders in hospitality... |
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[Robin Fredericks] This Women’s Month, Bizcommunity celebrates the women shaping industries and redefining leadership. Among them is Leonie Andereya, general manager of the Radisson Collection Hotel, Waterfront Cape Town... |
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[Robin Fredericks] From studying for her matric in a guest room to managing the very same hotel years later, Ozwane “Ma Oz” Mahlangu’s story is proof that determination knows no timeline... |
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[Robin Fredericks] Melanie Leloup of South African Tourism talks about affordable travel, empowering women, and growing local tourism this #WomensMonth... |
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[Robin Fredericks] Africa’s hospitality sector is booming, but is development keeping up with demand? That was the key question tackled by a panel of industry leaders at the Future Hospitality Summit Africa 2025, held from 17 to 19 June at The Westin Cape Town... |
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[Robin Fredericks] Radisson’s Ramsay Rankoussi shares insights on hotel growth strategies, rising secondary cities, and investment trends shaping Africa’s hospitality sector... |
