The evolution of performing arts has seen many theatres being built across the world. Over the years, some have since been destroyed and others forgotten. Picture: Unsplash / Kevin Schmid However, some are still standing firm today and host a number of renowned and talented artists. They also continue to draw in a large number of tourists and art lovers. Picture: Unsplash / Caleb When travelling internationally, adding a theatre show to your itinerary is not a bad idea. Here are some theatres across the world which are worth visiting: Tokyo Opera City, Japan The Tokyo Opera City Concert Ha ..read more

From boarding down active volcanoes to walking the plank on a plane high in the sky, those with an appetite for adrenaline should try these terrifying activities to get their hearts pumping. Global adventure tourism is expected to grow to 2,257 billion pounds by 2030, with tourists swapping their poolside ‘fly and flop’ holidays for adrenaline-fuelled breaks. Here are a few destinations to get you started. 1. Zip World Velocity 2 zip wire, Snowdonia, Wales Picture: Zip World Located in beautiful Snowdonia, Velocity 2 is the fastest zipline in the world and the longest in the UK. Once strappe ..read more

Contrary to the misconception that veganism limits dining options, Johannesburg is a haven for diverse vegan menus. The city’s bustling streets and alleys are teeming with many delicious plant-based options, ensuring you’ll never run out of tasty choices. Facebook/Lekker Vegan Are you looking to expand your taste buds by visiting and eating at a vegan restaurant in the City of Gold? Take a look at a few cool spaces to enjoy the vibrant life of plant-based meals. The Fussy Vegan A hip and happening spot in Greenside, The Fussy Vegan is an excellent place for vegan newbies. This eatery focuses ..read more

This year, on 27 April, marks the 30th anniversary of South Africa’s first democratic elections and in just more than a month, South Africans will once again head to the ballot boxes to decide on their ruling party in what political analysts believe to be the most important election since 1994.  Suffice to say, that this is a big political year for South Africa. For this very reason, we’ve put together a list of things to do in Cape Town, Gauteng and KZN to help you not only celebrate the milestones but also to help educate you and your family on how far we’ve come as a country. In Cape T ..read more

Emazulwini Restaurant in Cape Town has been named one of the best in the world by Food & Wine’s second annual Global Tastemakers Awards, ranking among the likes of those who delve into the culinary traditions of the region in which they’re located. The criteria for making the list include the perfect blend of food with flavour, hospitality and personality. Another trend among the winners is an emphasis on local, farm-to-table, or foraged ingredients, natural wines and sustainability. These are the 20 best restaurants in the world for 2024, according to Food & Wine: Mérito (Lima, Peru ..read more

Out in the desert expanse you’ll find a whole lot of nothing, and a whole lot of everything. Photographer Teagan Cunniffe joins a stalwart group of horse riders as they head towards the horizon There’s only one rule for riding out in the lawless wastelands of the Skeleton Coast: stay on your horse. And it was being tested as 15 riders and two loose horses galloped in a ragged bunch, dirt powering from hooves and tears of exhilaration streaming from riders’ eyes and wild whooping filling the air. Our horses felt the energy in the wacky race, had sensed it from the moment Andrew’s hand waved th ..read more

Mother’s Day is around the corner, and one of the many great ways to spoil your mother is by taking her on a memorable trip. Picture: Sourced / iStock South Africa is home to plenty of beautiful destinations and tourist attractions that have interesting activities to offer. Here are a few destinations and attractions to consider for a short getaway this Mother’s Day: Cape Town Picture: GettyImages Cape Town is one of the country’s best travel destinations and the reasons for that are clear to see. Fondly known as ‘The Mother City’, it offers a number of lovely experiences. You can explore ..read more

As the world offers a colourful mecca of different traditions, cultures, and religions, there is an abundance of unique celebrations annually across the globe. From the merriment of the local community to the fantastic decorations throughout cities, celebrating a festival is the ultimate way to immerse yourself in the unfiltered joy life has to offer. Pexels/HOÀNG VŨ Celebrating the world’s weird, wonderful and wacky ways – there are many unique festivals you won’t believe actually exist. From events with a long history to newly created festivals, these celebrations take over a city and tran ..read more

Enter the winter months with a warm splash at these private hot tub getaways in the Western Cape. Although the prospect of summer days, ice-cold drinks, and sandy toes are slowly disappearing in the rearview mirror, there are still exciting winter getaways that you can start to plan for. These 10 private hot tub getaways will chase the chills away, and leave you feeling refreshed and ready for the busyness of life. 1. Treehouse at Melozhori Picture: Melozhori This romantic treehouse getaway is set in the Melozhori Game Reserve two hours outside of Cape Town. Enjoy a delicious morning cup of ..read more

South Africans love a road trip. But most families these days have a hatchback or an SUV, which doesn’t have packing space for luggage, the kids’ things, and sports equipment. That’s why you need a rooftop cargo carrier. The many benefits of a rooftop cargo carrier Rooftop cargo carriers are ideal for bulkier items like golf clubs, strollers, cooler boxes, and beach equipment. These are not exactly heavy but they can take up a lot of space in terms of their overall volume. This frees up the boot for regular luggage items. Rooftop cargo carriers require no licensing, eradicate the need for tra ..read more