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When filling up costs this much, the best trips are the shortest ones

There has always been a certain kind of traveller who understood something alluring about wanderlust: that distance is not the same thing as experience. This is the person who has spent a long weekend in their own city and come home genuinely rested. The person who has checked into a hotel 20 minutes from home […]

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A greener getaway: Helping your children leave a footprint that matters

Holiday getaways are about switching off, reconnecting and creating new memories. For many families, this means the joy of time spent outdoors. Breakfasts cooked on a ‘skottel’, fires lit for a braai as dusk turns into evening, stargazing, muddy shoes after hillside walks, the fun of discovery… These are the moments children remember. But holidays

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Travel smart, spend wisely: 6 tips for savvy travel during National Savings Month

July marks National Savings Month in South Africa, a timely reminder to revisit how we manage our money, set financial goals and make intentional spending choices across all aspects of life. And while travel may seem like a luxury in tight economic times, it doesn’t have to come at the expense of your financial wellbeing.

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What your medical aid should be doing for you while travelling this Easter

With the Easter long weekend just around the corner, many South Africans are gearing up for family getaways, road trips and well-earned breaks. While flights, accommodation, admin and packing tend to dominate the planning process, the one thing many people forget to plan for is what to do if they get sick or injured while

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Easter travel: Shifting habits require a more considered approach

The upcoming Easter long weekend, marked by a strained economy and rising costs all round, will likely change how South Africans approach travel arrangements this year, says Ashif Black, country representative for inDrive South Africa. “Higher fuel costs resulting from global tensions also mean the cost of air travel is going up, which means we

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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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