SA signs memo aimed at increasing tourism with Zim
In a memorandum signed with Zimbabwe, SA's tourism department has committed to exchanging professionals and promoting sustainable tourism.
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Istanbul restaurants change tune to woo big-spending Arabs
Owners play new music and translate menus into Arabic amid surge in visitors from Middle East .
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Govt 'delighted' with 2010 tourist numbers
Tourist arrivals to South Africa increased to more than eight million in 2010, Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk said on Tuesday.
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Unusual destinations try to lure tourists
If you are a tourist ready to go somewhere a bit different, there is a growing queue of destinations desperate to welcome you.
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Tourism industry focuses on festive-season trade
A Cape Town tourism survey, to be released on Friday, indicates that hotels are reporting similar or slightly less trade than last year.
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Welcome to Zimbabwe -- please will you go home now
Somewhere between government agendas, African safari outfits and Victoria Falls resorts lie the myths and realities of Zimbabwean tourism.
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2010 Cup 'changed the world's view of us'
After billions spent on stadiums now lying empty and fewer tourists than hoped, SA marks six months from the kick-off of the World Cup on Saturday.
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South African tourism's big win
More than 309 000 foreign tourists arrived in South Africa for the World Cup, boosting the economy by R3,6-billion, said SA Tourism.
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UK tourist killed in Cape Town
A woman from the UK on holiday in Cape Town was killed after she and her partner were hijacked in the city, Western Cape police said on Sunday.
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Namibia's Himba embrace tourism, with little profit
The Himba people open their community where they have survived colonialism, wars and droughts with their ancient traditions intact.
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