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Stay safe – and save fuel – on the roads this Easter

Easter is one of South Africa’s busiest travel weekends, with thousands of motorists taking to the roads for long-awaited getaways and family visits. But with rising fuel prices, many drivers will be looking for ways to stretch their travel budgets while still keeping their families safe. The good news is that a well-prepared car and […]

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Are you actually relaxing… or just relocating your stress?

We’ve all been there: You book your getaway, arrive at your destination and somehow still feel… tense. You’re physically away, but mentally still running through to-do lists. Sound familiar? “True relaxation isn’t just about getting away,” says Samantha Pillay, director at ekko, a lifestyle brand for millennials. “It’s about actually switching off when you do –

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From road trips to reunions: Essentials every mum needs for holiday travel with baby

The festive season is a busy, vibrant time filled with family gatherings, road trips and long-awaited reunions. For many mums, travelling with a baby or toddler during this period can feel overwhelming, especially when juggling feeding schedules, nap times and unpredictable moments on the move. That’s why planning ahead and packing smart can make all

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Secrets to family December holidays that don’t end in chaos

For most South Africans, the long-awaited end-of-year summer holiday is a sacred ritual. But while the idea of everyone finally relaxing together sounds idyllic, the reality often includes a few dramatic sighs, eye rolls and tense moments on how the holiday should be spent. According to research, multigenerational travel is one of the fastest growing

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Surviving (and enjoying) the December holidays with toddlers

Let’s be honest: Going away for the December holidays with toddlers can sometimes feel less like a break and more like trying to decorate a Christmas tree during a hurricane… They’re adorable, chaotic and capable of pushing us to the edge – and between the heat, hours spent in the car and those relatives who

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Interactive guidebook brings the Mother City to life for kids

Written by Jeanne Bonnema and Emma Cleworth, Kids’ Cape Town Guidebook & Activities provides an interactive and engaging experience for children aged 6–10, transforming family visits to the city’s most iconic landmarks into exciting, learning adventures. The guidebook features full-colour illustrations and over 40 child-focused activities including puzzles, mazes, crosswords, secret codes and spot-the-difference, centred on the

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Spring-cleaning for the soul: Why a holiday is the best reset

Spring has always been a season of fresh starts. The air feels lighter, gardens begin to bloom, and there’s a renewed sense of energy that seems to whisper, “It’s time to rejuvenate.” Yet, while we happily spring-clean our homes, we often forget to do the same for our minds and bodies. So says Shaun Lamont, managing

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Heritage travel: Discover your roots abroad

Heritage Month is a time when South Africans express their sincerity and showcase the country’s diverse cultural traditions, history and shared customs. It’s also a moment to reflect on where we come from, our origins: lands, historic sites and cultural traditions that hold deep personal meaning. Majority of South Africans have either taken or plan to take a ‘heritage

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Travel smart, spend wisely: 6 tips for budget-conscious adventures

Travel is one of life’s great joys, but in today’s economic climate, it’s easy to see it as an unaffordable luxury. The good news? With a bit of thoughtful planning and the right approach, exploring new places doesn’t have to break the bank. Lisa Sebogodi, director of Batsumi Travel, shares six smart ways to make

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