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South African Airways will continue providing services to and from Argentina, the airline said on Monday. Customers will still be able to travel to Brazil, where SAA operates 11 weekly flights, and between Brazil and Argentina via the airline's Star Alliance partners.

21 August 2013 Photo: Condé Nast Traveler Some of the best city views happen above the city, says luxury travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler – and we think...

Cape Town has once again been crowned one of the top 10 cities in the world, coming fourth in Travel and Leisure magazine's annual "World's Best Awards" and claiming a spot in the magazine's hall of fame.

SA is the best holiday destination in Africa - it's official. The country walked off with 13 of the 16 African prizes in the 2006 World Travel Awards, while the Saxon Hotel and Shamwari and Bushman Sands game reserves were voted the best in the world in their categories.

A South African company has become the first in the world to successfully launch a dedicated tourism radio station. Tourism Radio uses Global Positioning System (GPS) technology to give visitors a guided tour in their rental cars, offering them information as they travel that fits the places they travel through.

L’Afrique du Sud possede les infrastructures d’un pays entierement developpe. Les routes sont de rang mondial. Les reseaux aerien et ferre sont les plus etendus du continent. Et les ports du pays offrent une halte naturelle pour les bateaux en provenance ou a destination de l’Europe, des Ameriques, de l’Asie, de l’Asie Australe et les deux cotes de l’Afrique.

Tourism isn't only for overseas visitors: take a Sho't Left and start finding out how much of your country you don't know - and how getting there could be easier than you thought.

Lanseria is small but it was built to be an international airport 30 years ago. It has two runways used by 90 000 flights each year. Last year about 160 000 passengers passed through its small terminal.

Hang out a kilometre high over Cape Town, or over crashing waves at the western head at Knysna, do a combination abseiling and canyoning trip on the Storms River Gorge, or rapp jump down buildings in Durban and Johannesburg. Gravity sucks in spectacular fashion in South Africa!

If you thought you'd never again experience the magic of the Big Top, the smell of sawdust, the rollicking beat of the music, the tinsel fantasy of the acts - here's a rare chance as the Boswell Wilkie Circus, which retired from the road last year, gives a one-off Proudly South African show.