Table of Contents Sandton – Two sales managers from competing companies meet at an industry event. They know each other. They talk about business, difficult customers, rising costs and what is happening in the market. Nothing unusual about that. But then the conversation moves to pricing, discounts or an upcoming tender. Perhaps someone mentions what they are planning to charge next year. Nobody sitting around the table thinks they are involved in collusion. But could they be creating a problem … [Read more...] about Could AI Expose Collusion Your Business Didn’t Know Was Happening?
Archives for 18 September 2026
Greater Kruger Safari Package Rethinks the Value of Doing More
Table of Contents Greater Kruger, September, 2026, South African safari itineraries are often judged by how much can be fitted into them. Bundox Safari Co. is taking a different approach with Live Wild & Retreat, a new five-day Greater Kruger journey built around the idea that adding more activity does not automatically create a better experience. Bookable now for travel from 1 December 2026, the package keeps game drives firmly at the centre of the safari while incorporating experiences … [Read more...] about Greater Kruger Safari Package Rethinks the Value of Doing More
The Invisible Giant: How Local South Africans Keep the Tourism Economy Alive
Table of Contents By Thapelo Tlailana, Social Investment Analyst, Tshikululu Social Investments Fund Management Tourism Month 2026 South African tourism is often viewed through an international lens: a foreign visitor on a game drive in Kruger National Park, or a wine-tasting itinerary through Stellenbosch. However, the strongest engine of the tourism economy is not the overseas visitor. It is the South African who travels domestically, often sustaining businesses in townships, villages and … [Read more...] about The Invisible Giant: How Local South Africans Keep the Tourism Economy Alive



