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Group travel has long been derided for its large crowds that flock to monuments, clog up cities and block traffic in giant buses. But as new players enter the industry, things are changing.

Storms hitting the Eastern Cape are not yet over, with the worst still to come in several areas, the SA Weather Service has warned.Port Alfred, Cradock and Graaff-Reinet, along with areas to the west, received an orange level 9 flood warning from the weather service, while the entire Eastern Cape coast received an orange level 6 for huge waves.

The Western Cape will experience a cold day with rain throughout the province on Friday, 16 June, according to the latest weather forecast.

The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) recently unveiled a stunning new function venue. Take a look...

Its curving plan pivots at the living area, a glass-wrapped box that faces the Steenberg Mountains.

The Western Cape will experience a cold day with rain throughout the province on Friday, 16 June, according to the latest weather forecast.

The Bank of England finally offered some relief to struggling mortgage borrowers last week by freezing interest rates at 5.25 percent, but it could be a long time before rates start to fall.

The Western Cape will experience a cold day with rain throughout the province on Friday, 16 June, according to the latest weather forecast.

As rates stabilise or fall, it may be tempting to think that were returning to more familiar territory. But sadly that appears very unlikely - and there is a lot more uncertainty to come.

Just kidding. Obviously, there is a lot more to countries around the world other than their landmarks, but it cannot be disputed that they are a big part