AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGautrain e-hailing push: Gautrain has launched Gau Express, a new road-and-rail ride-hailing service aimed at safer, smoother first- and last-mile trips between homes and stations in Johannesburg and Pretoria. Kruger travel experience: A flight review from Skukuza (Kruger National Park) to Johannesburg by Airlink highlights the wild side of checking in, including a snake encounter at the airport. Tourism & rail corridor buzz: South African travel writer Catherine Marshall says the Benguela Railway (CFB) has real potential to unlock the Lobito Corridor—boosting both trade and tourism—after seeing the line and stations on a Rovos Rail trip. Local transport safety: Cape Town is rolling out N2 bus-lane cameras, warning motorists to adjust routes to avoid surprises. Travel tech for fitness: Wattbike has integrated with EGYM so VO2 max test results can feed into the Cardio BioAge score, supporting more personalised health and training experiences. World Cup travel spotlight (SA angle): South Africa’s FIFA World Cup spending debate continues as Sport minister Gayton McKenzie defends the programme cost and says “every rand” was accounted for.
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