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Domestic travel is key to saving the tourism sector

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Staying ahead of the digital curve, including local communities in tourism offerings and promoting domestic tourism can help the ailing tourism sector survive and thrive
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Domestic tourism to the rescue

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The South African tourism sector’s recovery is up to us, because local travel can save the sector
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Long road ahead for tourism-sector recovery

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The pandemic has caused 50 000 businesses in the sector to temporarily close, putting 600 000 jobs at risk
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Eastern Cape’s Wild Coast has many hidden gems

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It's not only stunning: There's so much for tourists to do!
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Join our dynamic team as a service provider

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The organisation and the opportunity
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KwaZulu-Natal tourism enjoys tangible growth

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Flights to the province are increasing in number
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Highlights worth looking out for at Africa’s Travel Indaba

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Sho't Left Travel Week offers locals discounts of up to 50%
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Siyabulela Siyaka

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Director: Mzansi Restaurant
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Head Concierge

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Trailblazing customer care
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Noncedo Seekoei

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Karoo Travel Dimensions
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Lesego Sedumedi

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Founder: Onroute Adventures
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The Roving Bantu

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Trailblazing Trailblazing the trails
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Tour 2.0

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Trailblazing in the community
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Container living in Wolseley

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Palmietvlei Farm grows blueberries and pears, and it’s possible to take endless strolls on the property
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​Exploring the False Bay coastline

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In good weather, it’s hard to beat
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