The Department of Tourism says the Best Practice initiative, will ensure more uniform tourism service- and grading levels among African countries, which will help boost tourism numbers to the continent.
Deputy Tourism Minister, Fish Mahlalela, this week met with tourism ministers from other African countries, after the recent signing a Memorandum of Understanding, to fast-track the implementation of the initiative.
Minister Mahlalela says the private sector plays a pivotal role in helping all tourism-operators, including Government, to reach these set service goals.
The Department of Tourism would like to welcome delegates from 12 African counties and Sri Lanka to the Best Practice Workshop. #WedoTourism pic.twitter.com/z1UgXf7dlu
— Dept of Tourism (@Tourism_gov_za) March 4, 2020
Deputy Minister Fish Mahlalela with delegates from 12 African countries and Sri Lanka attending the Best Practices Workshop in Kempton Park. The three day event focuses on grading of tourism establishments.#WeDoTourism pic.twitter.com/4bol6taQZZ
— Dept of Tourism (@Tourism_gov_za) March 4, 2020
Day 3: Delegates who are part of the Tourism Best Practices Workshop, arrive at Maropeng, Cradle of Humankind in Gauteng. #WeDoTourism pic.twitter.com/VuOuUWUVoy
— Dept of Tourism (@Tourism_gov_za) March 6, 2020
