Fairfield Tours

12/01/2022

12/01/2022

Dear friends and supporters out there. It has come to our attention that certain users suggested to Facebook that Fairfield Tours is no longer in business and permanently closed.

We have no idea what the intention behind this rumor is but can assure you, that we are still in business and although it has been a rough and tough time, we are very confident that we will still be around once this pandemic is over - like most of us in the industry who have put numerous measures in place and made their teams smaller to survive.

Our heart goes out to the numerous tourism businesses that did not survive the last 2 years despite all efforts. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all those tourism partners, who showed us great support! We are in this together and need to stay optimistic rather than spread rumors.

Wishing you all a prosperous 2022, a year of recovery! 🍀

02/12/2021

25/10/2021

The Fairfield Tours team are committed to making South African Tourism safe again by getting vaccinated.

15/10/2021

Thank you Never stop travelling for the wonderful review.

"As Africa Lover we travel a lot in South Africa, especially during this corona times, it’s good to travel well organized. Fairfield Tours made a wonderful, safe and good organized trip for us. We loved every minute of this trip in South Africa. Never Stop Travelling for sure will book a next trip or for our customers by Fairfield Tours! Well done!"
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In Afrika komt Cultuur, Wild-Life, Genieten en Overheerlijk eten op een unieke manier bij elkaar. Een bijzonder continent waarin zeker de Zuidelijke landen goed toegankelijk en veilig zijn. Zelf op pad is hier een zeer goede manier van reizen. Afrika is het laatste 1,5 jaar behoorlijk afgesloten gew...

01/10/2021

South Africa moved to an Adjusted Level 1.

13/09/2021

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced South Africa will move to an Adjusted Level 2.

17/08/2021

03/08/2021

Germany downgraded South Africa and Namibia's risk levels.

Please note as of 1st August, South Africa, Lesotho, Eswatini, and Namibia have been downgraded from being classified as a virus variant area by the Robert Koch Institute to now being areas of high risk. This implies that:

• Passengers who have been fully vaccinated with approved vaccines do not need to be quarantined at all on return to Germany after travelling to South Africa and Namibia, as long as they comply with passport and visa regulations.
• Passengers who have not been fully vaccinated have to quarantine for only ten days instead of fourteen days and can be ended after just five days with a negative PCR test.

Sources:
https://www.tourismupdate.co.za/article/sanamibias-risk-level-downgraded-germany
https://southafrica.diplo.de/sa-en/sa-consular/-/2473370

In the latest ministerial vote of the Federal Republic of Germany, with effect from Sunday (August 1), South Africa and Namibia will be downgraded from being classified as “virus variant areas” by

26/07/2021

Good morning South Africa. We are currently onloackdown . It is important we keep wearing our masks at all times when in public places.

Click here for Disaster Management Act Regulations Adjusted Alert level 3 during Coronavirus COVID-19 lockdown:https://www.gov.za/sites/default/files/gcis_document/202107/44895rg11314gon651.pdf

01/07/2021

Dear followers

According to the new POPI Act which comes into effect 1 July 2021, we are required to ask the following set out questions:

1. Would you like to remain on the group?

2. Do you agree not to disclose or use any of the members of this groups personal information for any reason without their consent?

Should your answer be YES, you may remain on the page. However, please note a YES is not required, although should you answer NO to any of the aforementioned questions, kindly remove yourself from our page.

Thank you for your understanding and co-operation.

Fairfield Tours

27/06/2021

Due to a third wave of Covid-19, South Africa will be on an adjusted Alert Level 4 from Monday, 28 of June 2021 for two weeks. This will be reassessed after two weeks.

21/06/2021

Namibia has introduced stricter COVID-19 regulations in the wake of increasing new infections, hospitalisations and deaths recorded over the past few weeks. Namibian President, Hage Geingob, noted

17/06/2021

South Africa will be on an adjusted Alert Level 3 from 16 June 2021

31/05/2021

South Africa will be on an adjusted Alert Level 2 from Monday, 31 May.

05/05/2021

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) is proud to announce its private cable car service launch.

There is no doubt that Table Mountain is one of the most iconic natural wonders in the world – drawing millions of visitors to its slopes each year.

04/05/2021

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29/04/2021

Victoria Falls has become the first city in Southern Africa to achieve herd immunity following the vaccination of 77 percent of residents in the ongoing countrywide mass inoculation against Covid-19.

“Victoria Falls has now achieved herd immunity!🇿🇼 Last month, I received my first COVID-19 vaccine in Victoria Falls. I am immensely proud that over 77% of the city's inhabitants have received their second jab. Thank you to all the health officials who have made this possible.”

26/04/2021

The National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) has approved in principle that tourism sector frontline workers should be prioritised for vaccinations.

The National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) has approved in principle that tourism sector frontline workers should be prioritised for vaccinations. “We are now waiting on the National Economic

31/03/2021

President Cyril Rampahosa announced these adjustments to Alert Level 1 in preparation for Easter.

Stay safe this Easter

01/03/2021

Last night in his address to the nation, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced South Africa will be downgraded from Level 3 to Level 1.

The following rules have been amended:
The curfew will be from 12pm till 4am.
Alcohol sales are permitted as normal, but no alcohol will be sold during the curfew.
Indoor gatherings may not exceed 50% of venue capacity up to a maximum of 100 people.
Outdoor gatherings may not exceed 50% of venue capacity up to a maximum of 250 people.
All health protocols still need to be observed.