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The Minister of Tourism, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane
30 Jul 2020
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Travel with purpose in the winelands
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Johannesburg’s reserves reopen
18 Jan 2021
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Profile: Diving deep with sharks
15 Jan 2021
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Responsible tourism takes centre stage in SA
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Wahida Parker
Video of the week: Kitty crèche
14 Jan 2021
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Bucket list experience: Gorilla trekking in Rwanda
13 Jan 2021
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Lake St Lucia meets the sea
12 Jan 2021
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Monday smile: Cheetahs return to Zambia after 100 years
08 Jan 2021
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Kenya needs more sustainable approach to tourism
07 Jan 2021
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Pic of the week: Looking back at 2020…
06 Jan 2021
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Comment of the week: Levelling the playing field
11 Dec 2020
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Monday Smile: A calf for Christmas
11 Dec 2020
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Pic of the week: Family pride
09 Dec 2020
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SANParks appoints SA’s first black game capture pilot
08 Dec 2020
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Mantis and WaterBear team up to help conservation
07 Dec 2020
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New accommodation facilities for Rwandan national park
04 Dec 2020
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Monday Smile: Pool party
04 Dec 2020
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Q&A with Lalibela’s Vernon Wait: The waiting game
03 Dec 2020
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Monday Smile: Wildlife rehab busy as ever
27 Nov 2020
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Innovation needed to fast-track conservation recovery
26 Nov 2020
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Video of the week: Giraffes get a fresh start
26 Nov 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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