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Rondrits

Published: 31 October 2008

Rondrits, due to hit the shelves on 2 November, is a travel supplement in Afrikaans Sunday newspaper, Rapport.

Rondrits will keep Rapport readers informed on the latest travel tips and news on the travel industry and promises readers awe-inspiring experiences from the most breathtaking scenery to some of the world’s most amazing destinations, including Africa.

Rondrits is the supplement for you and your family, and will tempt you to experience some of the world’s most stunning destinations.

For more information, contact editor Kathy Whitehead on 011 713 9566.

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