The Two Oceans Aquarium at the V&A Waterfront will reopen on 1 September 2020 after being closed for several months during lockdown.

South Africans have been under a national lockdown for months. Many of us are eager for regional travel to open up.

A firm favourite with South Africans, Thailand will begin receiving tourists from October.

From hiking in the mountains to swimming in fresh rivers, the Drakensberg has it all – and it’s on our doorstep.

As we edge closer to lockdown Level 1, it’s time to start cultivating excitement about our ceaseless travel possibilities – including Bern in Switzerland, one of Europe’s most refined capitals.

Namibia will reopen its borders to all international visitors from the beginning of next month.

Now that the Kruger National Park has opened up to guests, we got a first-hand account of what it is like to visit Sirheni Bushveld Camp.

Despite the havoc wreaked on the economy by the closure of the tourism industry, a strong spirit of community emerged in the wildlife conservation communities within Grahamstown to bring hope to families devastated by the impact of the lockdown.

Gyms opened their doors when South Africa moved to Level 2 restrictions last week. But the industry says that current rules ‘are not working’.

The sunny city of Durban on South Africa’s east coast offers so much more than beautiful beaches, world-class surf, and out-of-this-world Indian cuisine.

New York’s world-renowned Metropolitan Opera, or Met, has launched a new initiative whereby professionally-shot opera recitals will be broadcast from beautiful locations around the world for viewers to enjoy via live streaming.

Avoid the long queues and hordes of vehicles jostling for space at waterholes in the Kruger and head to the Dinokeng Game Reserve, where you can see the big five without the big crowds.

There has been a flurry of alcohol-related arrests over the past seven days, but even our police officers have been behaving badly during Level 2.

Lockdown Level 2 may be something to celebrate, but driving still means following COVID-19 guidelines, says MasterDrive.

Since provincial borders have reopened and brighter days are here, many of us are eager to get out of the city and breathe some new energy into our lockdown-fatigued souls. Why not try Hartbeespoort?

Gold sandy beaches, warm water, exotic cuisine, a melting pot of culture, loads of adventure, energetic nightlife, and friendly people – Durban has it all!

The Interprovincial travel ban has been lifted and we are now allowed to enjoy a much-needed escape. Before you book your flight, keep in mind that flying will not be the same experience as it was before.

Our current lockdown restrictions may seem quite liberating, but Level 1 will bring even more normality back into our lives – here’s what will change next.

With interprovincial travel now open, you can head into the wild for a safari holiday. South Africa has a wealth of incredible national parks and game reserves that you can visit without worrying about malaria.

Despite bars and taverns being able to trade, nightclubs remain stuck on the list of prohibited activities during lockdown.

Office workers in South Africa could soon face their own ‘new normal’, after the government gazetted their proposals for change at Level 2.

The wait for that big screen experience will soon be over with Ster-Kinekor and CineCentre announcing that their cinemas will reopen on 28 August.

The alcohol ban has been lifted, but there are still many consumption restrictions in place. Here’s where it is illegal to drink during Level 2 of lockdown.

The news that interprovincial travel is now allowed under Level 2 regulations was welcomed by eager, travel-hungry South Africans desperate to explore beyond their provincial limits.

Christmas has come early in Krugersdorp: A crash involving a beer truck gave locals a perfect opportunity to beat the liquor store queues on Tuesday.