Talks between Warner Bros. Discovery and Canal+ SA about renewing a content agreement for South African pay-TV operator MultiChoice Group have stalled over price, according to people familiar with the ...

Despite the notable positive changes planned for DStv in South Africa, its content could take a major hit following Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Subscribers have been promised better value ...

Multichoice will officially delist from the JSE this week following its acquisition by French media giant Canal+. Canal+ has been attempting to acquire control of Multichoice for nearly two years and ...

The countdown to 2026 has become a countdown to a blackout as millions of South African households are staring down the barrel of a New Year's Eve deadline that could see 12 of the country’s most ...

The Explora I cruise ship in Roatan, Honduras. Photo Credit: Jerry Limone By next summer, members of Hilton's loyalty program will be able to earn points when booking Explora Journeys cruises and ...

Explora Journeys and Hilton are teaming up to offer a new program for travelers. Hilton is launching Hilton Honors Adventures, an extension of its guest loyalty program—and Explora Journeys is the ...

Hotel loyalty programs have a retention problem. Members accumulate points, redeem them for free nights, and get bored. Hilton's answer: send them on cruises. Hilton is betting that its 235 million ...

Today, Hilton and Explora Journeys – the privately owned and ultra elegant ocean travel brand of the MSC Group – announce an exclusive collaboration. As part of this exciting new travel offering, ...

2025 has been a year of upheaval at South Africa’s biggest pay-TV service, DStv, whose parent company was taken over by a foreign broadcasting giant. French firm Canal+ has a challenging task ahead to ...

Explora Journeys introduced the Explora Club Referral Program, which serves two purposes: It rewards existing Explora Club members and encourages them to refer friends and family to experience the ...

MultiChoice and DStv’s new owner, Canal+, promised South African customers that its acquisition of the broadcaster would mean a slew of new content. However, it appears that customers will enter 2026 ...