A-Z Travel, Klerksdorp

20/09/2022

09/05/2018

Trou aux Biches, Mauritius, Be Cosy Apart’ Hotel SPECIAL
Take your pick between self-catering or hotel-style with this unique gem of a hotel. With a roof top restaurant and bar on site, you have the freedom to choose to do your own thing or include breakfast and or dinner in your package for ultimate convenience. All rooms are fully serviced and only a 2min walk from the most famous and beautiful beach in Mauritius, Trou aux Biches, where you can enjoy water skiing and non-motorized water sports as part of your package deal. Be Cosy Apart’ Hotel is highly recommended for the budget-conscious traveller or those seeking a different Mauritian experience.
Mauritius sale
Stay from 2 June 2018 - 23 June 2018This offer expires on 31 May 2018
7 nights
from
R7 999
per person sharing
Mauritius sale
Stay from 4 August 2018 - 8 September 2018This offer expires on 31 May 2018
7 nights
from
R8 585
per person sharing
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19/10/2017

PHUKET SPECIAL - 14 Nts - R11300 p/p. MAY - AUG 2018 Must be booked/paid by 31 Oct!

06/07/2017

16/03/2017

ZIMBABWE ATM'S RUN DRY!

On any given day, travellers in Zimbabwe may not be able to draw cash from their bank of choice as the ongoing ATM cash shortage continues in the country.

Travellers to Zimbabwe are now being advised to bring along cash in US dollars as some banks do not have cash for the ATMs every day.

Earlier this week, the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office issued an update for those travelling to the country, advising them that “Zimbabwe is currently experiencing a severe shortage of cash. It’s not currently possible to make cash withdrawals with an international bank card”.

But Ross Kennedy, Africa Albida chief executive says the cash shortage in ATMs is variable. “Some banks’ ATMs have cash today, but could have none tomorrow. It all depends on each bank’s supply of notes.”

Some of the machines are dispensing the local bond notes, while others are dispensing US dollars, says Mr Chakunda from the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority. “It all depends on the financial institution and which bank the traveller is using,” he says.

Visa and MasterCards can still be swiped, say tour operators on the ground, who have also indicated that many areas frequented by business and leisure travellers do provide card swiping facilities.

“Cash withdrawals are very restricted at most ATMs, so we recommend that all clients bring some US dollar cash with them for incidentals and certainly if they are going to remote areas. However, credit cards are widely accepted, so clients can pay for most things using their Visa or MasterCard,” explains Laura Dacomb from Travel Wild Africa.

“We recommend that travellers prepay for activities and meals where possible,” adds Dacomb.