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‘Bizarre’ beach ban decimates Garden Route
Knysna was one of several Garden Route towns impacted by closure of beaches.
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Travel with purpose in the winelands
Yesterday
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Johannesburg’s reserves reopen
18 Jan 2021
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Moz closes beaches
15 Jan 2021
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Specials and discounts – responding to low demand
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Onne Vegter
Monday Smile: UK personalities visit Table Mountain
15 Jan 2021
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Bucket list experience: Gorilla trekking in Rwanda
13 Jan 2021
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Level 3 extended – ‘We were not consulted’
12 Jan 2021
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DMCs eye Q3 for recovery
11 Jan 2021
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Seychelles closes international tourism offices
11 Jan 2021
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Mass retrenchments loom amid calls for TERS extension
08 Jan 2021
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Latest alcohol ban leaves wine tourism running dry
08 Jan 2021
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Zim lockdown defers tourism recovery
07 Jan 2021
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Kenya needs more sustainable approach to tourism
07 Jan 2021
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Video of the week: Vic Falls residents tour their city
07 Jan 2021
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Controversial 99-year cableway management lease under the spotlight
06 Jan 2021
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SATIB webinar to highlight COVID-19 liability risks
06 Jan 2021
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Cape Town emphasises regulation compliance
05 Jan 2021
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Regs amended to clear up confusion around occupancy levels
18 Dec 2020
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Namibia ‘ready and waiting’ for upsurge in tourists
15 Dec 2020
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Stricter regs, but borders remain open amid COVID-19 resurgence
14 Dec 2020
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Vic Falls’ city status to boost tourism investment
14 Dec 2020
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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?
No, tourists don’t come to South Africa for the restaurants.
Maybe, some restaurants may have closed or downsized but tourists can still enjoy meals at their hotels.
Yes, tourists enjoy being able to have a meal close by when visiting certain attractions. They will be discouraged if restaurants are closed.
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