The tourism industry has welcomed the government’s decision to allow international travel. The Tourism Business Council CEO, Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa says this announcement is important to
With President Cyril Ramaphosa having announced the move to a Level 1 lockdown for South Africa, effective September 20, positive reactions have been streaming in from all spheres
Now that President Cyril Ramaphosa has granted inter-provincial travel, many South African tourism organisations have shifted their focus to international travel. In recent weeks, many
Source: Travel Market Report As the travel landscape continues to evolve in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important for advisors to be aware
ASATA CEO, Otto de Vries was featured as a guest on Cape Talk’s Midday Report with Lester Kiewit, discussing the closure of STA Travel. To
Cape Talk’s, The Weekend Breakfast with Africa Melane, interviewed ASATA CEO Otto de Vries on the phased reopening of tourism for leisure. Click here to
Clayson Monyela said they had received a lot of enquires of South Africans in Mozambique to return home. The department of international relations and corporation
Source: IOL – Consumer Watch: Travel agents kick back against flight refunds Travel agents are at the receiving end of customer fury about airline vouchers
Half of all travel agencies in South Africa don’t have the cashflow to survive beyond July if the current travel ban continues, according to an
Travel was one of the first and the hardest-hit industries as a result of COVID-19. Read ASATA’s CEO, Otto de Vries’ comments in this Post
