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To enhance the overall Sho't Left Travel Week campaign, encompassing the New Partner Platform and marketing initiatives, the Sho’t Left team invites you to participate in the annual trade survey.

The Thrill of Rugby is Back This Weekend!

Hey there, Rugby Fans and Proud South Africans! As we gear up for another weekend filled with tackles, scrums, and tries, we have something special for you.

While anniversaries often serve as a reflection of the passage of time, in this instance, it marks a decade of transformative leadership that has reshaped not just SATSA, but the broader landscape of tourism in Southern Africa.

The 3rd Impact MegaFam and Workshop, organised by Classic Portfolio, is set to commence on September 27th. This dynamic initiative is dedicated to shaping the future of Africa, concurrently hosting 10 Fam trips, providing participants the opportunity to explore 46 diverse camps, lodges, and hotels across 11 countries. With the involvement of 24 product partners and 54 agents from around the world ...

Our partner association, FEDHASA, recently reached out to the Department of Water and Sanitation regarding the water challenges on the KZN South Coast. 

SATSA members who have available marketing materials and resources, such as magazines, flyers, posters, pamphlets, banners, catalogues, etc., are invited to contribute to the school.

We are excited to announce that the Subsidiary and Division modules on our Membership System have now been completed and are ready for you to populate.

As part of its ongoing programme to empower tourism entrepreneurs, 16 incubatees from SATSA attended interactive social media masterclasses hosted by Sigma International during Tourism Month this September.

101 Adventures, Wesgro, SATSA and Go South Africa have recently joined forces to host a competition and we are looking for partners to collaborate. Our aim is to bring awareness to the amazing adventures that Cape Town and the Garden Route have to offer.

I drew attention in my previous insert to the importance and wording of section 48. I believe that, although public policy is not mentioned in so many words, the following extract raises the spectre thereof, i.e. 'excessively one-sided' and 'so adverse to the consumer as to be inequitable'.