If you're about to hop on a flight to the UK, be aware that UK Border Agency staff are planning to strike on the 10th May.
Cruise news: We have a new cruise consultant to assist you - Alison Guy - contact her at alison@southafrica.to for assistance
Etihad May Super Sale
Enjoy discounts with Etihad in both Coral Economy Class and Pearl Business Class with the Etihad May Super Sale. Book before 12 May and travel anytime before 14 June 2012. Prices subject to change.
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*Terms and conditions apply. The fares mentioned above include taxes and surcharges and exclude service fees. Some surcharges may apply on some destinations. Fares are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Flight and day restrictions apply. Stopovers are not permitted on these fares. Child pays 75% of adult fare for Coral Economy & 85% of adult fare for Pearl Business. Infant pays 10% of the adult fare in the respective class of travel. Return travel to be completed by 14 June 2012 for all destinations. Etihad Guest members are eligible to earn Etihad Guest Miles.
R600 per room per night for 2 at the Gaikou Lodge in Swellendam.
Congratz to Mango Airlines on the first wifi enabled flight in South Africa, yesterday.
Congratz to Eritrean Airlines on landing their first flight from Asmara to Cape Town, on Monday.
Bad news for those flying from Nairobi to Johannesburg. The Kenyan Airports Authority is increasing international departure taxes from USD20 to USD40.
The Purple shall rule! "It's so sad that SA flights do not have an option to have your dog/cat fly with you in the same space! This is seen all over the world! What about 1 flight per day per destination in SA to allow owners with a max kg ?" Karen
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The Bottom Line: I love staying at their Arabella Hotel in Kleinmond & Westin in Cape Town, and most investment analysts are saying to buy Hospitality B...oversold apparently. I'm not convinced - their rosy medium-term forecasts has allowed for lower refurbishment costs than has been the case historically - if refurbishment costs turn out to be equal to the history, then suddenly the share isn't as appealing.