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Meetings Africa 2025 – a massive revenue booster for Gauteng

 Source: South African Tourism
17 Jan 2025
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Home Affairs clamps down on unauthorised visa requirements

10 Oct 2024
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ACSA signs sister agreement with American airport

10 Oct 2024
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IATA brings dollar pricing to SA

10 Oct 2024
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Bright tourism prospects for Northern Cape’s dark skies

09 Oct 2024
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Department of Tourism showcases gains in youth skills development at NTCE

09 Oct 2024
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Swissport opens pet lounge at Johannesburg airport

09 Oct 2024
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ANEW boosts guest experience with 78 new ‘SA specialists’

09 Oct 2024
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Durban showcases sports and events tourism prowess

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09 Oct 2024

SAACI takes seat at global meetings table

08 Oct 2024
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Tourism career expo kicks off in Polokwane

08 Oct 2024
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Key leadership positions announced by hotel groups

08 Oct 2024
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‘Most successful Magical Kenya Travel Expo to date’ – KTB CEO

07 Oct 2024
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SA tourism policy framework gets government go-ahead

07 Oct 2024
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Skukuza flights on schedule following bush fire

07 Oct 2024
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Southern Sun lease sets stage for Durban rejuvenation

04 Oct 2024
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Latest feature - Cleaning up Durban’s beaches

04 Oct 2024
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Tourism businesses urged to contribute to TOMSA levy

03 Oct 2024
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A digital-first Home Affairs

03 Oct 2024
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Air France starts seasonal CPT flight

03 Oct 2024
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Latest feature - Summer campaign in full swing

03 Oct 2024
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South African Tourism January 2025

SA Tourism kicks 2025 off with a bang
SA eyes record growth from Indian market
SA poised to tap into world’s largest travel market
SANCB named African destination partner by ASSOCIATIONWORLD
South Africa’s MICE sector nears full recovery
South African Tourism gears up for Vakantiebeurs

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Which of these countries will make the biggest gains in MICE sector development in 2025?
Rwanda (15%)
Uganda (5%)
Kenya (16%)
South Africa (56%)
Other (7%)

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