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New Book Chronicles the Inspirational Journey of the Visionary Who Rewilded South Africa’s Eastern Cape

SATSA recently hosted a webinar in collaboration with Fair Trade Tourism (FTT) to introduce our partnership and explore what it means for our members. The comments box sparked meaningful conversations about the realities, challenges, and opportunities that responsible tourism presents in the tourism sector today.

Joburg Tourism is proud to announce its participation in Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025, taking place from 13 to 15 May at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre in Durban.

Eighty-four vultures have been rescued by a joint team of SANParks rangers and Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) officials from a devastating poisoning in the Kruger National Park

In just a few days, the tourism industry will converge in Durban for Africa’s Travel Indaba 2025 — a flagship event showcasing the continent’s exceptional tourism offerings.

We’d like to take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt thanks and best wishes to Dewald Cillie, who is stepping down as the Executive Head of SATIB after an extraordinary 21-year journey.

Kunene Travel and Tours owner Siphiwe Kunene has navigated various tourism industry challenges by leveraging the “how-tos” he learned during extensive research and training.

The Department of Employment and Labour officially released the final Employment Equity Regulations and Sector-Specific Numerical Targets, following the commencement of the Employment Equity Amendment Act on 1 January 2025.

At SATSA, we are committed to supporting research that strengthens our industry and helps shape a sustainable, inclusive future. That’s why we are encouraging all our members to participate in an important research study currently being undertaken by the North-West University (NWU), under the auspices of CATHSSETA.

Our partner, Western Cape DEDAT, has contacted us regarding a growing concern about tourist interactions with Cape Fur Seals, specifically the rising number of bite incidents and the confirmed presence of rabies within the seal population.