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Plan your next escape with this fantastic Black Friday deals within South Africa's nature reserves. Enjoy discounts of u...
24/11/2024

Plan your next escape with this fantastic Black Friday deals within South Africa's nature reserves. Enjoy discounts of up to 50% at selected parks on stays between December 1st 2024, and September 25th 2025. Their Black Friday deals are running from November 25th to December 3rd 2024

A New Star in Cape Town’s Hospitality Scene!Last night, Cape Town celebrated the grand opening of its latest luxury dest...
25/10/2024

A New Star in Cape Town’s Hospitality Scene!
Last night, Cape Town celebrated the grand opening of its latest luxury destination, The Trade Boutique Hotel and The Wes Restaurant & Rooftop Bar! Located on the trendy Shortmarket Street, this stunning addition to the city’s skyline promises an unforgettable experience for all its guests.

The launch event was a spectacular success, showcasing the hotel’s unique blend of old Hollywood glamour and modern eccentricity. Guests were treated to a preview of the beautifully designed rooms, each offering a cozy and colorful retreat. The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the rooftop bar and plunge pool, where attendees enjoyed breathtaking views of Cape Town’s vibrant cityscape.
The Wes Restaurant impressed with its exquisite menu, featuring a fusion of local and international flavors, crafted to perfection by our talented chefs. The ambiance, paired with the exceptional service, made for an unforgettable dining experience.

Low-Cost Airlines: Bad Service, Not Lower FaresIn the early days of low-cost airlines in South Africa, the promise was s...
06/10/2024

Low-Cost Airlines: Bad Service, Not Lower Fares
In the early days of low-cost airlines in South Africa, the promise was simple: reduced fares in exchange for fewer frills. Airlines like Kulula and Mango entered the market with significantly lower prices, making air travel accessible to a broader audience. However, as time has passed, the landscape has shifted dramatically.
When low-cost carriers (LCCs) first emerged in South Africa, they slashed prices by cutting down on services. Passengers accepted the trade-off of no in-flight meals, limited legroom, and additional fees for checked baggage in exchange for cheaper tickets. This model worked well initially, attracting a large customer base eager for affordable travel options

Fast forward to today, and the scenario has changed. While the services remain minimal, the fares have crept up. The cost of flying with low-cost airlines in South Africa has increased, but the level of service has not improved correspondingly. Factors such as rising fuel prices, increased airport fees, and currency fluctuations have contributed to this trend.
FlySafair, for instance, has maintained its no-frills approach but has had to adjust its pricing to stay afloat in a challenging economic environment.
The promise of low fares has become less of a reality, with passengers often finding that the total cost of their journey, once all additional fees are included, is not significantly lower than that of full-service airlines.

Looking at international low-cost carriers, the story is similar. Airlines like Ryanair and Spirit Airlines are notorious for their low base fares but high ancillary fees.
Passengers often end up paying extra for seat selection, baggage, and even printing boarding passes.
Despite these additional charges, the base level of service remains basic, with limited legroom, no complimentary meals, and a general lack of comfort.
However, some international LCCs have managed to strike a better balance.
For example, Southwest Airlines in the United States offers two free checked bags and no change fees, maintaining a higher level of customer satisfaction while still operating on a low-cost model.
This shows that it is possible to offer better service without drastically increasing fares, though it remains a challenge in many markets.

The evolution of low-cost airlines in South Africa and globally highlights a significant shift. While the initial promise was lower fares for fewer services, the reality today is that passengers are paying more without seeing an improvement in service quality. As the market continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how low-cost carriers adapt to maintain their competitive edge while meeting customer expectations.

For travellers, the key takeaway is to always consider the total cost of travel, including all additional fees, and to weigh this against the level of service provided. Sometimes, what seems like a bargain at first glance may not be the best deal after all.

Wether pure ignorance or genuine unknowledgeable, we have just received the most shockingly service! We emailed reservat...
28/09/2024

Wether pure ignorance or genuine unknowledgeable, we have just received the most shockingly service!
We emailed [email protected] a week ago, looking for accommodation for our driver at the end of October.
Albeit not cheap (Aprox 3000.00 p/n), we are willing to spend this.
Now, a week later and after zero response, we decided to call, and this is how this conversation went:
We were told that we reached their after hour number, as if that would be a reason for us to stop the enquiry.
She tells us that their accommodation is not 'cheap' and NOT really affordable. They are NOT Cape Nature, they are Siyabona Africa, even though we found them here on the Cape Nature site: https://www.nature-reserve.co.za/de-hoop-nature-reserve_accommodation.html. We think just give her the benefit of the doubt and ask if she can recommend anything in the area, and she responds NO!
How should we respond to this kind of behavior?
Interested in the number we called (advertised online: +27 (0) 21 424 1037

CapeNature
Lekkerwater Beach Lodge at De Hoop
Cape Nature, if you are interested in contacting us, respond to the email we sent on 24th Sept.

Choose between a variety of accommodation types at De Hoop Nature Reserve from affordable self-catering cottages to fully catered luxury suites

Magic appears when the sun sets
26/07/2024

Magic appears when the sun sets

Etosha National Park Not my photos
26/07/2024

Etosha National Park
Not my photos

Dry-Tripping: Sober Vacations for the Mindful TravelerWhat Is Dry-Tripping?Dry-Tripping isn’t about psychedelic experien...
15/07/2024

Dry-Tripping: Sober Vacations for the Mindful Traveler

What Is Dry-Tripping?
Dry-Tripping isn’t about psychedelic experiences or desert adventures—it’s a movement toward alcohol-free travel. Picture yourself sipping a delicious mocktail by the beach, feeling the sand between your toes, and watching the sunset without a hint of alcohol in sight. That’s the essence of dry-tripping.
Why Is It Trending?
1. Mindfulness and Health-Consciousness: Young travelers, especially Gen Zers and Millennials, are increasingly opting for mindful experiences. They’re conscious of their well-being and seek vacations that align with their health goals.
2. Quality Over Quantity: Dry-tripping allows you to get more out of your vacation. When alcohol isn’t in the equation, you wake up refreshed, ready for physical activities, and with a clear head. Plus, dining out becomes more affordable.
3. Hangover-Free Travel: No more morning-after regrets! Dry-tripping ensures you explore without the dreaded hangover. Your body will thank you.
How Does It Impact Travel?
1. Hospitality Industry Shift: Hotels and resorts are catching on. They’re rolling out creative non-alcoholic beverage menus, adaptogen drinks, and serotonin sodas. The focus is on wellness and enjoyment beyond alcohol.
2. Changing Social Norms: Dry-tripping isn’t just about travel; it’s influencing how people date and attend social events like weddings. Sober is the new cool.
The Bottom Line
Whether you’re exploring a new city, hiking through nature, or lounging by the pool, consider dry-tripping. It’s a trend that combines adventure, mindfulness, and a fresh perspective—one mocktail at a time! 🌴🚫🍹
Remember, the journey matters as much as the destination

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