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[TOP STORY] US tourists keep flying to South Africa despite diplomatic tensions

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‘The inbound traffic from the US has been super positive. It continues to be driving a lot of demand, and we're really happy to see that,’ says Amit Badiani, United Airlines head of sales for Africa and offline territories.

30 Sep 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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