21 October 2020South Africa:Alert level 1 – Re-opening of bordersTravellers intending to visit the country will be expected to produce a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test that is not older than 72...Read On
Antigen tests for SARS-CoV-2 detection will be rolled out to all ports of entry in South Africa with immediate effect.The purpose of this rollout is to effect the provisions of...Read On
If I look back on my career in travel I often find myself thinking of things back in the day. We might have not had Google or email, needing to...Read On
Summary of Frequently asked questions and link for regular updates.What are the requirements for the 72 hour PCR test for COVID-19?Travellers intending to visit the country will be expected to...Read On
Today 01:30 – by Tessa Reed TNWIn September, when President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that international travel would be allowed, there was a stipulation that to travel into and out of South Africa, travellers...Read On
Today 01:50 – by Erin Cusack TNWSouth Africa’s borders will reopen on October 1 for inbound international travel, except for leisure travellers from a group of countries classed ‘high risk’. The...Read On
