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2020 was a rollercoaster of a year, no doubt, but Durban Tourism worked closely together with the City and tourism role players from Lockdown Level 5 and beyond to ensure that Durban remained South Africa’s playground over the summer holiday.

The tourism sector has welcomed the announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa on 1 February 2021 that a decline in the number of new Covid-19 cases meant that the country’s lockdown restrictions could be eased under Adjusted Lockdown Level 3.

Celebrate the magic of Valentine’s Day all February.
Breathtaking views, five-starfacilities, a romantic three-course dining experience with your partner and so much more. This package allows you to spoil someone special with a world-class getaway. From the time you arrive, to the time you leave you will feel completely pampered at one of the world’s leading hotels.

The Tourism Equity Fund (TEF) is an equity acquisition fund that will be managed by sefa on behalf of the Department of Tourism. The purpose of the Fund is to promote the participation of Black enterprises within the tourism industry.

eThekwini COVID 19 rates relief programme extended to June 2021 for Rebates for Bed and Breakfast, Guesthouses and Holiday Accommodation.