Mozambique Easter Travel Safety: Is it Safe to Go?
Concerns about safety are impacting Easter travel plans to Mozambique, with mixed reports from the tourism industry.
Joanne Adolphe of Thompsons Holidays highlights client uncertainty and underscores the importance of comprehensive travel insurance due to ongoing instability.
Some agencies are advising against travel, citing potential demonstrations and disruptions linked to political activity.
While some areas, like Maputo, are showing signs of recovery, cautious optimism remains as tour operators continue monitoring the situation closely.
Stephanie von Allmen of Dana Tours notes improving conditions in Maputo, including operational border posts and calm activity at the airport.
Despite challenges, efforts are ongoing to provide safe and fulfilling experiences for visitors, with hope for better days on the horizon.
Cape Town Hotel Closes, Unveils Luxurious New Suites
The MORE Family Collection will close its More Quarters Neighbourhood Hotel in Cape Town on May 2nd to focus on the Cape Cadogan Boutique Hotel.
Since its 2009 opening, More Quarters delivered a mix of luxury and independent apartment-style living but faced sustainability challenges despite positive guest feedback.
In response to growing demand, 10 new Cape Cadogan Stable Suites will launch on May 3rd, offering interleading options, triple suites, and two-bedroom configurations suited for families and guests requiring larger spaces.
The More Quarters Residence will also transform into the exclusive-use Cape Cadogan Residence, providing a tailored experience for guests seeking privacy.
Existing reservations at More Quarters after May 2nd will be upgraded to the Cape Cadogan Stable Suites, ensuring continuity and enhanced guest experiences.
These changes reflect the group’s commitment to evolving with guest needs while delivering exceptional hospitality in Cape Town.
