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IOL Travel: ASATA to government: ‘Travel agents are not exploiting travellers in Covid-19 lockdown’

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The Association of Southern African Travel Agents (ASATA) has refuted claims that travel agents were exploiting travellers during the Covid-19 lockdown. 

CEO ASATA Otto de Vries spoke about the comments made by South African Minister of International Relations Dr Naledi Pandor on Tuesday when she called on travel agents not to “exploit” travellers and asked the travel agency community to be “appreciative of the circumstance of urgency” and not use it for “profit-making”. 

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