TOURISM BUSINESS COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA
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South Africa’s tourism industry needs to capitalise on the country’s diverse, open spaces and warm, friendly people. This was the overarching theme of the second annual Hospitality Industry Think Tank,…
Industry welcomes continuity in tourism leadership.
TBCSA welcomes the re-appointment of the Tourism Minister, Patricia de Lille.
The Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) welcomes the re-election of Cyril Ramaphosa as President-elect of the Republic of South Africa and Head of State.
Tshifhiwa shares his extensive journey in the tourism industry, from his studies at the University of Johannesburg to his diverse roles in travel marketing and tourism management across the globe, including stints in Los Angeles and New York.
The TBCSA is to drive and support engagements between the private and public sectors to achieve common tourism industry growth objectives, boost traveller confidence in destination South Africa and enable a sustainable travel and tourism industry.
The annual event showcases the tourism industry in South Africa and across the continent. As you know, SA tourism really battled during the pandemic, but we have seen signs of a major recovery since then.
The Travel Indaba in KZN is hoping to bring together exhibitors from various African countries and buyers worldwide to showcase a collection of products from across the African tourism sector.
In March, arrivals by foreign travellers increased 10% year-on-year, with a total of 995,770 arrivals recorded during the period.