Last week’s poll asked about the implications of new regulations for restaurants in South Africa, and how they would affect tourism.
The majority of voters said tourists would be discouraged if restaurants were closed. See the full results below:
Will the anticipated long-term effects of current regulations on restaurants (curfew and alcohol restrictions) have a knock-on effect on tourism recovery in South Africa?
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Yes, tourists enjoy being able to have a meal close by when visiting certain attractions. They will be discouraged if restaurants are closed. |
82% |
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Maybe. Some restaurants may have closed or downsized but tourists can still enjoy meals at their hotels. |
10% |
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No, tourists don’t come to South Africa for the restaurants. |
8% |
South Africa’s Minister of Tourism, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane, will launch the Tourism Equity Fund tomorrow (January 26).
The fund aims to increase transformation in the sector by supporting entrepreneurship and investment. We would like to know if readers think the fund will be successful.
Participate in our poll by voting on the right-hand-side of the news feed, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
In the current circumstances in the tourism industry, do you think the Tourism Equity Fund will successfully transform the industry?
- Highly likely as there are a lot of opportunities currently in the market for those willing to take advantage of them.
- Moderately likely, provided that that new, unique and innovative products are added to the current tourism basket.
- Not likely at all. The sector is struggling too much to survive, and return on investment will be limited.
