The Travel Intern suspends upcoming expeditions to South Africa after two S’poreans die during its tour
SINGAPORE – Local media agency and travel publication The Travel Intern will suspend all its upcoming expeditions to South Africa after
The rafting activity was held on the second-last day of the nine-day tour of the Greater Kruger from June 11 to 20. Two kayaks capsized, while another two became stuck between 1.59pm and 2.06pm, with eight participants falling into the water.
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