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Selene Brophy

  • Journalist, Editor, Content Strategist, Freelance
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Journalist, Editor, Content Strategist. Published in @Skift, @News24, @Traveller24_SA, @Property24, @SawubonaSAA
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South Africa's new online travel declaration system is now live: What travellers need to know

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By Selene Brophy
| Time Out Verified
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has officially launched its new South African Traveller Management System (SATMS), requiring all travellers (including minors) entering or leaving the country through airports, land borders, seaports and rail ports to complete an online traveller declaration. The system is designed to modernise customs processing and make it easier for travellers to declare goods, cash and other items they are legally required to disclose when crossing the border.
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Cape Town's long-awaited direct link to South America has officially launched

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By Selene Brophy
| Time Out Verified
LATAM Airlines' officially launched its new non-stop service between Cape Town and São Paulo on Thursday, with the inaugural flight touching down at Cape Town International Airport to a celebratory welcome from aviation, tourism and government leaders.
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Bafana Bafana return home to heroes welcome!

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By Selene Brophy
| Time Out Verified
Johannesburg's OR Tambo International Airport was packed with flag-waving and vuvuzela-blowing fans before sunrise on Thursday morning as Bafana Bafana arrived home following a historic World Cup 2026 campaign. Having reached the knockout stages of the tournament for the first time in South Africa's history, Hugo Broos' side returned to a hero's welcome after ending a 16-year wait for a World Cup appearance and capturing the imagination of a nation along the way.
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