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

Adventure lovers are spoilt for choice in Durban and surrounds with plenty of activities to suit just about every taste – from adrenaline pumping thrills such as shark diving and skydiving to the more tranquil options such as hot air balloon trips.

The 2020 Summer Festive Season might be turning out a little differently for us all under Advanced Level 3 restrictions, but eThekwini Municipality believes Durban is well geared to keep the holiday break safe and memorable.

There are numerous appealing tourism and leisure options in and around the City, most of which allow holidaymakers to minimise exposure to the 3 Cs – closed spaces, crowds and close contact.

Getting Durbanites and visitors out to hidden gems, outdoor venues and a variety of entertainment nodes this holiday is important for minimising the gathering of people in crowded spaces. Durban Tourism has been encouraging safe and responsible holiday behaviour and adherence to the basic CoVID-19 preventative measures.

“The promenade is opened for jogging, cycling and walking.” However, Kaunda urges everyone to unceasingly adhere to lockdown regulations that seeks to prevent the spread of the Corona virus as the country has entered the second wave of the pandemic.