South Africa must ready itself to welcome tourists and visitors from a range of new, non-traditional markets as the Covid-19 pandemic wanes.
This, according to SA Tourism’s acting CEO, Themba Khumalo who announced that the 16th Meetings Africa tourism event has been confirmed for 28 February in Johannesburg.
Khumalo says with travelers itching to travel again South Africa could see many people, who have never paid the country a visit, now traveling here for business or leisure.
Audio PlayerHe says business travelers should also be encouraged to extend their stays to enjoy the country’s tourist attractions.
Audio PlayerRead more on the 2022 Meetings Africa event here.
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"I am delighted, then, to see just what #MeetingsAfrica22 has in store for all of us. All I can say is that each one of us will face this tourism future with optimism and a sense of possibility." – South African Tourism Acting CEO, Mr Themba Khumalo. pic.twitter.com/VM7g9vssSK
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