Kruger Lowveld Tourism

07/06/2026

05/06/2026

Strengthening tourism connectivity in the Kruger Lowveld

As a busy work week comes to an end, we reflect on a fruitful and constructive engagement with the South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd, focused on addressing key tourism routes that are vital to the growth, accessibility, and sustainability of the region’s visitor economy.

The engagement included a dedicated road trip along the iconic Panorama Route, allowing stakeholders to experience first-hand the condition, opportunities, and strategic importance of this world-renowned scenic corridor. Discussions centred on road infrastructure priorities, safety considerations, signage improvements, and enhanced visitor experience along key routes linking attractions across the region.

A shared commitment between tourism stakeholders and road infrastructure partners ensures that the region remains accessible, safe, and attractive to both domestic and international visitors and supports tourism development and regional economic growth.

05/06/2026

Today we celebrate World Environment Day and reaffirm our commitment to protecting the natural heritage that makes our region one of the world's most remarkable destinations.

From the iconic landscapes of the Lowveld to the rich biodiversity of the Kruger region, our environment is at the heart of our tourism offering, our communities, and our future. Every responsible choice we make- whether reducing waste, conserving water, protecting wildlife, or supporting sustainable tourism, helps preserve these natural treasures for generations to come.

As we commemorate World Environment Day, we encourage residents, visitors, and tourism stakeholders to play their part in safeguarding the environment and promoting responsible travel practices.

Together, we can ensure that the beauty, biodiversity, and wonder of the Kruger Lowveld continue to inspire the world for the next 100 years and beyond.

04/06/2026

A century of reflection, heritage and conservation

As we commemorate 100 years of Kruger National Park, we also acknowledge the complex history behind its establishment.

This video reflects on the communities and tribes who once lived on lands that became part of the park, recognising the displacement, loss, and profound changes experienced by many families and cultural groups. Their stories form an important part of the Kruger's history and heritage.

Today, the Kruger stands as one of Africa's most celebrated conservation areas, but its legacy is also shaped by the people whose connection to this landscape spans generations. As we honour a century of conservation, we also honour the memories, traditions, and resilience of the communities linked to this remarkable place.

Through understanding our shared history, we can foster meaningful dialogue, reconciliation, and a future where conservation and community development go hand in hand.

04/06/2026

The Kruger Lowveld Chamber of Business and Tourism is proud to invite members of the business community, tourism stakeholders, entrepreneurs, investors, government representatives, and industry leaders to attend its Annual Business Conference and Tourism Workshop on the 10th and 11 of June 2026.

This flagship event provides a valuable platform for networking, collaboration, knowledge sharing, and strategic discussions on the future of business and tourism in the Kruger Lowveld region. Participants will gain insights into emerging economic trends, investment opportunities, destination development initiatives, tourism growth strategies, and the role of partnerships in driving regional prosperity.

Join us as we bring together thought leaders and decision-makers to explore innovative solutions, unlock new opportunities, and strengthen the collective vision for a thriving and sustainable Kruger Lowveld economy.

DAY 1
Date: 10 June 2026
Venue: ANEW Hotel White River
Time: 09h00

DAY 2
Date: 11 June 2026
Venue: The Arena at Emnotweni
Time: 08h00

Whether you operate a small business, manage a tourism enterprise, represent a community organisation, or are seeking investment opportunities in the region, this conference offers an opportunity to connect, learn, and contribute to shaping the future of the Kruger Lowveld.

Reserve your seat today and be part of the conversation that drives business growth and tourism excellence in our region.

For registrations and enquiries, please contact:
+27 (0)13 755 1988
[email protected]
https://klcbt.co.za/launching-the-2026-klcbt-conference/

03/06/2026

As the Kruger National Park marks 100 years of conservation, adventure, and unforgettable African moments, Visit Hazyview and Skyway Trails join the wider Kruger Lowveld community in celebrating this extraordinary milestone.

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03/06/2026

Kruger Lowveld Tourism welcomes the arrest of the suspects as this development marks an important step toward justice for the victims and their families, and we acknowledge the swift and coordinated efforts of the South African Police Service, SANParks, and cross-border law enforcement agencies involved in the investigation.

While this incident was deeply distressing and highly unusual within the context of Kruger National Park’s long history, it is reassuring to see progress being made in bringing those responsible to account.

Minister Aucamp Commends Law Enforcement for Swift Action Following Kruger National Park Murder Arrests

The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Mr Willie Aucamp, is pleased to confirm the arrest of two suspects in Mozambique in connection with the brutal murder of two South African tourists, Dina and Ernst Marais, in the Kruger National Park nearly two weeks ago: https://shorturl.at/tNs18

02/06/2026

Halala Kruger National Park!!

02/06/2026

“For me, Kruger is a sanctuary. It has witnessed my greatest adventures, shared in my deepest grief, celebrated my joys, and gently guided me toward healing. It is the place where I stood beside my husband for the first time, full of wonder and possibility. Years later, it became the place where I scattered his ashes ( with permission from SANParks) returning him to the wilderness he loved. Kruger holds our story—our love, our loss, and my journey toward healing.”

-Sonja Chasteen, USA