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Game park facelift to boost tourism

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07 September 2010

The Manyeleti Nature Reserve in Mpumalanga is set to become one of South Africa’s premier ecotourism destinations, following an investment of R400-million (US$54.9-million) to upgrade the facility.
Kruger Park booked out for 2010

   

KwaZulu-Natal golf course on par with the best

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03 September 2010

A favourable climate and wealth of pristine scenery make golf a popular sport in South Africa, with enough course designs and terrain to suit all handicaps. Prince’s Grant, a premier golf estate in KwaZulu-Natal province, is but one of the many choices on offer.
South African golf prodigy wins the British Open

   

Cape Town tops with British Airways

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03 August 2010

Cape Town is one of British Airways passengers' favourite international destinations, an impromptu study of global booking trends has revealed.
Cape Town: most beautiful city

   

South African minister gets top tourism post

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22 July 2010

South African Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk has been appointed chair of the World Economic Forum's aviation, travel and tourism industry agenda council for 2010 and 2011.
South African golf prodigy wins the British Open

   

SA wins big at World Travel Awards

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08 July 2010

South Africa cleaned up at the annual World Travel Awards for Africa last night, winning 36 awards out of the total 49 categories. Despite the pyramids, Egypt, its nearest rival, managed to win only four.
Cape Town: most beautiful city

   

Walking for Eden, and elephants

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25 June 2010

The Eden to Addo Mega-Hike is a 400-kilometre walk through farmland and bush from the Knysna Forest to Addo Elephant Park. It’s also a pilgrimage to conservation, following what may be old elephant migration paths.
Slackpacking in the Cedarberg

   

Kruger's animal populations growing

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24 June 2010

South Africa’s world-famous Kruger National Park is proving to be an ideal breeding ground for its animals, with the Big Five populations increasing steadily, and no large mammal species under threat.
Biggest nature park in the world

   

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