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New adventures are here. Happy New Year and may 2024 be a particularly lucky year for all of us!

As communicated at the end of last year, SATSA has spent the past few months developing and setting up a new online platform in order to better manage and service members.

We're excited to introduce the Tourism Value Chain and Barrier Strategy, a forward-thinking initiative designed to elevate South Africa's tourism sector from 2024 to 2027.

Kruger National Park (KNP) will once again host scientists, researchers and Protected Area Managers from around the world at the 21st Annual Savanna Science Network Meeting which will take place as from 3 - 7 March 2024 in Skukuza.

On 16 February 2024, the Minister of Tourism Gazetted a “General notice calling for submission of information from South African Tourism Businesses in terms of section 6(2) of the Act”.

Tourism Businesses in all Provinces must submit information relating to their business by latest 24 April 2024.

Let's briefly revisit the aims of the GDPR which, whilst aligned with POPIA, is worth considering in more detail.

In this week's edition of Tourism Tuesdays, we're thrilled to present a variety of stories.

In line with efforts to open and facilitate access to new and existing markets and considering the high costs associated with exhibiting and participating at tourism trade platforms outside of South Africa, the Department of Tourism invites eligible tourism enterprises to apply for support under the International Market Access Support Programme – Individual Support (IMASP-Individual Support).

The “General notice calling for submission of information from Tourism Businesses in terms of section 6(2) of the Act” is now available. Tourism businesses as defined in the gazette, must provide required information such as, contact details, geographical location, ownership details and size of the business as well as additional information. Details can be submitted via an online form of ...

We are happy to advise that the Green Tourism Incentive Programme (GTIP) has opened another application window. Window number 9 is open between 25 January and 31 March 2024.

Tourism enterprises in the Western Cape are integral to both the economic vitality and the global image of the region. Their commitment to the safety and satisfaction of international guests is essential.

Recent events, including power outages, droughts, floods, and fires, have revealed a vulnerability within many Western Cape tourism entities, highlighting a lack of preparedness for ...