The latest update from Cabinet can be found HERESouth Africa will remain at Adjusted Alert Level 1. Curfew will be lifted and there will be no restriction on the hours of movement of people.All COVID-19 health and safety protocols must be followed, including observance of guidelines for social distancing, sanitation, hygiene and use of appropriate personal protective equipment, like face masks....
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Countries Newly Instituted Bans and Airline Updates
28th December 2021
While international travel bans against South Africa are still in place, we have been working around the clock to assist affected customers. Our 48 stores and 500 Travel Experts across the country are open and willing to assist travellers impacted by the travel bans.We understand that this is a confusing and surreal time for all and we remain committed to relaying information as soon as we...
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL – FLIGHT CENTRE TRAVEL GROUP ANSWERS ALL THE FAQS
29th November 2021
JOHANNESBURG, 29 NOVEMBER 2021 – While international travel bans against South Africa are still in place, the Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) has been working around the clock to assist affected customers and has shared free resources to answer customer’s frequently asked questions.“Flight Centre’s 48 stores and 500 Travel Experts across the country are open and willing to assist travellers...
South Africa remains on alert level one
28th November 2021
President Ramaphosa's latest speech can be found HERESouth Africa will remain at alert level one.All COVID-19 health and safety protocols must be followed, including observance of guidelines for social distancing, sanitation, hygiene and use of appropriate personal protective equipment, like face masks.The following measures will remain in place:A curfew will be in place between midnight and...
From #TRAVELBOOM to #COUNTRYLOCKDOWNS: Flight Centre Travel group shares latest information on travel bans
27th November 2021
JOHANNESBURG, 27 NOVEMBER 2021 – With the about-turn in global travel regulations against South Africa over the past 48 hours, travel experts from Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) are working around the clock to assist all travellers who have been affected by the recent travel bans.“Our core focus right now is to become a help and customer centre for travellers. From #travelboom to #...
The FCTG has removed all Black Friday deals to focus on assisting customers following South Africa being re-added onto the UK Red List – domino effect expected
26th November 2021
JOHANNESBURG, 26 NOVEMBER 2021 –The Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) announced today it has made the decision to cancel their Black Friday sale to, as a first priority, assist those customers who are affected by the UK government announcement that South Africa, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Namibia and Zimbabwe will move back onto the country’s dreaded red list from midday today.“Our number one...
Flight Centre Travel Group Welcomes South Africa's Removal From The UK's Red List
07th October 2021
JOHANNESBURG, 07 OCTOBER 2021 – The Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) welcomes the “long overdue” announcement by the UK government on 07 October 2021 that South Africa has been removed from the travel Red List. “After months of lobbying by various industry bodies such as SATSA and ASATA and lengthy discussions between scientists and our President and the British Prime Minister, we are delighted...
South Africa moves to adjusted alert level one
30th September 2021
President Ramaphosa's latest speech can be found HERESouth Africa will move to adjusted alert level one from Friday 1 October 2021.All COVID-19 health and safety protocols must be followed, including observance of guidelines for social distancing, sanitation, hygiene and use of appropriate personal protective equipment, like face masks.The following measures will be implemented:A curfew will...
South Africa moves to adjusted alert level two
12th September 2021
President Ramaphosa's latest speech can be found HERESouth Africa will move to adjusted alert level two from Monday 13 September 2021.All COVID-19 health and safety protocols must be followed, including observance of guidelines for social distancing, sanitation, hygiene and use of appropriate personal protective equipment, like cloth face masks.The following measures will be implemented:A...
South Africa moves to adjusted alert level three
25th July 2021
South Africa moves to adjusted alert level threePresident Ramaphosa's latest speech can be found HERESouth Africa will move to adjusted alert level three with immediate effect. All COVID-19 health and safety protocols must be followed, including observance of guidelines for social distancing, sanitation, hygiene and use of appropriate personal protective equipment, like cloth face...
