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Travelling internationally is often a costly experience. Destinations in Europe, America and Asia are far away from South Africa which usually means long flying times and connecting flights to get to your destination of choice. The truth is, cost-conscious travel doesn’t have to be less fun and there are ways to stick to a budget […]
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Over the past few decades, major cities around the globe have adapted their approach to urban mobility by creating sustainable methods of transport, and bicycles continue to shine as the most efficient, practical, and reliable solution. Because of this adaption, many cities, including the major ones in South Africa, are building even more infrastructure and […]
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Africa is home to 54 mainland countries and islands, the second largest and second most-populous continent on the planet. It boasts an array of cultures, languages and a history that is totally unique. Each country has a story to tell and places to share with the rest of Africa and the world. If you take […]
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Abroad travel is very exciting, the build-up to the travel can however be draining as it requires strategic planning and getting a lot of information prior to the travel. The excitement, however, may lead to others forgetting the small but important details that are needed for their travel journey. It is always important to know […]
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FlySafair’s R9 flight tickets had South Africa glued to their gadgets as early as they could yesterday. The airline had 50 000 one-way tickets (including airport taxes) for local and its over-boarder flights selling for just R9. Those who were lucky to get these tickets expressed their joy, while those who missed out did not […]
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Traveling is one of the most exciting things you can do, but it’s also heavy on the pockets. Here are some clever travel-saving tips that will help you get to the next big adventure! Off-season is your ticket in One helpful tip that is often overlooked in being flexible with your travel dates. You can […]
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Cape Town, also known as the Mother City, is a popular city situated on the southwest coast of South Africa, and is home to many. It is the type of home that needs exploring! The city has lots to offer, including many beaches, Table Mountain, the best sea food and over 2000 plant species, to […]
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High employment rates, high costs of living, corruption and being forced – once again – to endure stage 6 loadshedding can be quite a pain in the butt for many South Africans. So much so that you find yourself thinking about packing up and leaving the country. Yes, we have a beautiful rainbow nation, unlike […]
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With gorgeous blue skies and warm weather, mountains, oceans, and wildlife, what’s not to love about KwaZulu Natal? If you’re looking for a romantic getaway in either the berg, the beach, or the bush, you’ll definitely want to have a look at these spots. All are perfect for a peaceful stay with your loved one. […]
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Many times what discourages people to travel is standing in long queues and dealing with loads of paperwork in order to acquire a visa which may sometimes be dined at the end of the day. Which results in causing you to feel discouraged to try for next time. However, fear not as we got you […]
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South Africa is one of the world’s most beautiful country, it has so much to offer to the world. From its exotic beaches to its wildlife experiences, to its historical features, history, landscapes and so much more. Here are a few must see places in South Africa: Cape Town Cape Town, also known as the […]
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Nothing screams like summer without a good old picnic with your significant other or even family and friends. Here are a few picnic ideas for you to explore on your next date: Cape Point Vineyard Cape Point Vineyard has a beautiful view of Noordhoek beach. The picnic site at this award-winning winery is hard to […]
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