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Kinshasa is not, in the regional imagination, a conventional SADC tourism or conference destination in the way Cape Town, Victoria Falls or Maputo have become. That is precisely why the Democratic Republic of the Congo hosting the 42nd Ordinary Summit of the Southern...
A beauty treatment is the beginning of understanding and living a Soft Life. Studies done by Mayo Clinic, US, showed that a massage helps in reducing stress and increasing relaxation, reducing pain and muscle soreness and tension, improving circulation, giving energy and alertness, lowering heart rate and blood pressure.
A beauty treatment is the beginning of understanding and living a Soft Life. The journey of a Soft Life starts when try out a beauty treatment, especially at OG Beauty Spa in Brooklyn, Pretoria. Only then will you know what a soft life is. It is Soft. Please treat...
There is a rise in demand for speciality teas in South Africa, as the increased consumption of tea has evolved, creating demand for speciality teas, just as is for Coffee. The rise in demand for speciality tea in South Africa is due to not only to the health and...
This is an adventure road trip through Namibia. We will spend the night in a tent on the roof of an off-road vehicle, meet wild animals along the way, and also see abandoned cities that have been invaded by the desert. Source: Anton somewhere
Southern Africa sells itself to travellers as a single, borderless landscape: safari circuits that run from South Africa's Kruger region through Zimbabwe and Botswana toward Zambia's Victoria Falls, wellness retreats and conservation lodges that draw...
African economies need to embrace street food as is done in Asian economies, that have turned it into an international tourism attraction. In Malaysia, for example, annual street food sales amount to US$2.2 billion. Africa needs to embrace its own Street Food...
A safari lodge in one SADC member state and a conservation area straddling its border with another may share an ecosystem, but their guides, rangers and hospitality staff are certified under entirely separate national systems. That is an odd feature of a region that...
Tourism is one of the few sectors where SADC's green-economy ambitions and its commercial interests point in the same direction almost without friction: a wildlife reserve, a river system or a mountain range that draws paying visitors is also, by definition, an...