Where to, from here?
What’s the future of the car rental industry? With the sharing economy muscling its way into this space and many people taking a different...
Treading water
Robert Mugabe has been Zimbabwe's only ruler since 1987 and has dominated the country's political landscape since independence. Under his rule, the country has...
More than a stopover
As the capital of the United Arab Emirates and the largest of the seven UAE member emirates, there should be no reason for Abu...
BLOEMFONTEIN
OVERVIEW
Bloemfontein’s Sesotho name is Mangaung, meaning “Place of Cheetahs” and since 2011 the city has formed part of the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality, having previously...
Private aviation: poised for growth
The size of the African aviation industry is nothing to be sniffed at.
It apparently supports $55.8 billion of economic activity and 6.2 million jobs...
A different kind of luxury
Not only has the definition of luxury travel changed, but travellers have completely different expectations of luxury travel experiences, and industry service providers have...
The sky’s the limit
A closer look at the latest developments and products in the on-board Wi-Fi space.
PORT ELIZABETH
OVERVIEW
Port Elizabeth was founded as a town in 1820 to house British settlers and as a way of strengthening the border region between the...
Mad about tech
Technology is playing an increasingly bigger role in travel management, so what’s the best approach and how do TMCs get the balance right, without neglecting the human element of service?
Moving forward
The African MICE space is evolving nicely, with organisers and suppliers under
healthy pressure to take the industry forward and push the boundaries of what’s
possible...
Under Pressure
The South African car rental industry is under pressure, with all the major players having to innovate and reinvent themselves, just to stay relevant. But, it’s not all doom and gloom, as Kate Kennedy discovered.
Coming out fighting
The water crisis may be over, but the hard work for Cape Town has only just begun.
That’s because there is much to claw back...