Las Vegas, Cancun, Dubai, Salzburg, Tokyo, Sydney, Durban. What do all these cities have in common… ? Well they are all on the British Airways list of 19 top destinations for 2019 and you guessed it, Durban is at the top of that list!
Claire Bentley, managing director of British Airways Holidays, said: “Holiday-makers are always looking for top tips to explore the latest and coolest destinations. Our short list plays a part in the detailed planning for our new routes in the year again as we sift through scores of destinations around the world, to find out where our customers are planning to go, and which up-and-coming cities to add to our worldwide network.”
Umdloti is a mere 10 minute drive from King Shaka International airport and then a short drive to the bright lights of Durban, but has the unique qualities of a small village nestled against the Indian Ocean with a world class beach. Making it the ideal place to make your home away from home!
Here is the link to “The South African” with the big news https://www.thesouthafrican.com/british-airways-durban-top-must-see-destinations-2019/
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