Drum Beat Academy is offering a Tour Operator Course in Pretoria, from 26 - 30 May and also 3 - 7 November 2025. Due to the complexity of the course, there is no on-line workshop available.
As the countdown to Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025 intensifies, South African Tourism has established an industry-led Advisory Committee to ensure the seamless execution of this premier travel trade event.
We've all been worried about money at one point or another. Your team is no different, especially as most tourism businesses are still recuperating from how hard we were hit by COVID.
Summer is over, and we are now nearing Easter festivities. Don't miss out—seize another Sho't Left marketing opportunity and start promoting your Easter deals.
February was a busy month for TESA, both in academia and the industry. We are pleased to share the latest publication opportunities, milestones, and industry updates to support and inspire your academic and professional journey.
As part of its 10th edition celebrations, We Are Africa is set to amplify the marketplace by adding one extra day to its exclusive event in Cape Town, offering select local buyers access to its iconic and coveted show floor.
Emerging or new Tour Operators based in KwaZulu-Natal can now participate in the second phase of the highly successful Tour Operator Development Initiative, implemented on behalf of KZN EDTEA.
The third-year incubates of the SATSA Tourism Business Incubator gathered at the City Lodge Hotel in Fourways for a networking dinner. This event offered a valuable opportunity for participants to connect, share insights, and explore potential support opportunities within their network.
As we step into 2025, South Africa's tourism recovery remains uneven. While overall inbound tourism sits at just under 82% of 2019 levels, the distribution of visitors is highly concentrated in just two key regions: Cape Town and the Kruger National Park.