To recognise the role of arts and culture in the growth of the economic, the City’s Business Support, Tourism, Markets and Agri-Business Unit will host the Art Bar Exhibition in an open space at 211 Florida Road on 4 and…
After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Africa Travel Indaba was back in full flair in Durban this past month with 3700 delegates attending and a total of 22 000 scheduled meetings taking place between exhibitors and…
It is safe to travel and explore Durban. This is the reassurance to visitors from eThekwini Mayor Councillor Mxolisi Kaunda. This comes as the City continues with its vigorous tourism rebuilding campaign which is supported by increased security visibility at…
Dear members While the traumatic events of the past month slowly make their way into the annals of history, we are left with the question – where to from here? According to SAPOA, July’s civil unrest will have a R20billion impact on KZN’s GDP and a…
With the country moving to national alert level 3, the City has reopened doors of some of its public amenities, however, with strong adherence to Covid-19 protocols. The pubic is now free to use the following amenities: LIBRARIES AND HERITAGE…
Many areas of KZN including some parts of Gauteng were severely affected by last week’s unrest, looting, and violence. In the aftermath, it has been truly inspiring to see communities quickly rally together to protect, clean up, assist with supplies…
The Florida Road UIP Cleaning, Greening, and Maintenance team together with the security team’s assistance continue efforts to keep our sidewalks free of low hanging branches and weeding the verges. The fibre installation is complete, and the Metro Fibre team…
An eThekwini Municipality (eTM) newsflash from the 8th of April shows that approximately 45 000 visitors arrived in Durban over the Easter break and hotel occupancy rates peaked at an average of 60 percent. Direct spending boosted the local economy…