Natasha Schmidt

Natasha Schmidt

Mercure network certified by FTTSA

01 Apr 2009

MasterCard launches Chip and PIN awareness campaign

25 Mar 2009

A new beginning for Tourvest

23 Mar 2009

Strategy introduced for responsible 4X4 driving

18 Mar 2009

Visitor Information Centre opens in Gordon's Bay

18 Mar 2009

Take 5: Stomping good fun at Pinotage

18 Mar 2009

Former SAT ceo appointed as Cope elections manager

16 Mar 2009

Cape Town to launch eco-friendly transport for tourists

13 Mar 2009

KwaZulu Natal scores above average despite the financial crisis

10 Mar 2009

Africa Bike Week to hit the streets of Margate in April

10 Mar 2009

South African small-business travel companies to be showcased at IDE

06 Mar 2009

Social responsibility programme launched at Songimvelo

27 Feb 2009

Selling business tourism in tough economic times

27 Feb 2009

Positioning South Africa as an events destination post 2010

27 Feb 2009

Addo's main gate gets a facelift

26 Feb 2009

Shamwari Group to manage Grande Roche Hotel

25 Feb 2009

Meetings Africa announces programme line-up

24 Feb 2009

Take 5: On Show releases tourism calendar of events for 2009

24 Feb 2009

Nominations for SANPark's Kudu Awards now open

20 Feb 2009

Proposed bottling plant in Cape Winelands spurs protests

20 Feb 2009

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