Vroom: From R1136* for a Nissan Tiida from the 28th Nov to the 2nd Dec from Cape Town. *Navigate to Car Trawler to check whether it's still availiable.
Spotted a Johannesburg to New York flight going for R6345* and had to tell you about it.
Cruise news: From R12,040* for 2 adults sharing an outside cabin on OP029, the 1 March 2013 Opera cruise to Walvis Bay.
JNB to New York from R6345*
(These flight specials are now SOLD OUT)
It's not often that a flight to New York is cheaper than a flight to to London, so when we saw this we were left with no choice but to tell you about this. *Obviously, flight prices are not something we have any control over, so the price could change at any time (it may already have).
The specific date we saw this price was: Leave JNB on 28 Jan, return from JFK on 4th Feb (click the link to see if it's still available).
Another variant for a longer stay we spotted was to leave JNB on 28 Jan, but return from New York on the 2nd March (this was R6753* when we checked, but navigate to the link to see whether it's still available).
International flight quotes
Navigate to our international flight quotes page to ask our consultants to give you a price for your travel dates.
Want to stay in Cape Town from the 14th to the 18th January 2013? Parker Cottage in Tamboerskloof was going from R3600* for 2 (navigate through the link to see if that price is still available).
London flight prices
Experience London at its finest, when the parks are in bloom and the air cool. Spring is the perfect time to experience the city before the summer crowds arrive. Enjoy the gentle sun as you stroll through the city's big parks and duck into stylish shops when the rain comes pouring down. Its not only the weather that makes spring so attractive, flight prices are also fairly affordable throughout the months of April and May. Travellers planning a shopping spree should look carefully before booking though, as so many airlines are now excluding checked luggage.
Cheap JNB-London from R7,487*
(British Airways- depart 9 April, return 16 April 2019)
Cheap CPT-London from R9,184*
(Emirates- depart 9 April, return 16 April 2019)
Cheap DUR-London from R8,134*
(British Aiways- depart 9 April, return 16 April 2019)
Direct JNB-LON from R10,577*
(Virgin Atlantic- depart 11 April, return 18 April 2019)
Direct CPT-LON from R7,837*
(British Airlines- depart 14 May, return 21 May 2019)
Premium Econ. JNB-LON from R14,747*
(Virgin Atlantic- depart 14 May, return 21 May 2019)
B. Class JNB-LONfrom R22,571*
(Kenya Airways- depart 14 May, return 21 May 2019)
B. Class CPT-LON from R23,791*
(Kenya Airways- depart 16 May, return 23 May 2019)
1-way JNB-LON from R5,229*
(Emirates- 18 April 2019)
*This is not an offer, but merely a snapshot of cheapest airfares as we saw them. There was very limited availability (don't expect it to be on every date, it was the cheapest we could find) when we checked & prices may have increased already. Click through the link on the price to check whether the price is still available. Remember to change class once page has loaded to check prices for Premium Economy and Business Class. For Direct Fligth prices, select direct flights once page has loaded.
Qatar Airways has commenced flights from Doha to Belgrade (Serbia), which provides the opportunity fro 1-stop flights from Cape Town or Johannesburg.
From the 14th to the 24th December there is a family market in Cape Town's Company Gardens.
Better visit the Burj Khalifa (the world's tallest building) in Dubai soon - China plans on constructing a taller building.
The Purple shall rule! Tom flew from Cape Town to Johannesburg to Istanbul, with Turkish Airlines: "Turkish Airways was recently awarded Europe's best airline award and my flight from Cape Town to Istanbul proved that the award was well deserved. The best seat of the trip, incredible catering and just a great on-board experience for the 11 or so hour flight... I then kept on walking in the 91 degree weather, sweating like a pig, although in this Muslim country I don't know if they use that expression. I saw a few of the familiar sights, the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, etc. and then headed down to the edge of the Bosphorus where a bunch of locals were enjoying the sun and diving off the edge of the breakwater into the sea, which was not too clean. I was tempted, but I didn't want to spend the last three days of the trip with a middle eastern infection so I just did some sunbathing which was 99.9% done by men. There were 2 women that I saw on the rocks or on the breakwater... out of about 1,000 men."
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The Bottom Line: "The hotel industry in South Africa is still experiencing the dual impact of depressed demand and over supply although some recovery has been achieved. Overall industry occupancies have improved to 58% (2011:54%) for the 6 months ended 30 September 2012 as per STR Global. Trading for the South African hotels division for the 6 months has been more buoyant recording a system wide revpar RevPar growth of 10.7% on the prior period due mainly to an increase in occupancies to 63% (2011:50%). Average room rates remain constrained with limited yielding opportunities & increased by 4% to R791." Tsogo Sun interim report to September 2012