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Post: Sector likely to lose billions in tourism

May 18, 2020

Last updated on May 18, 2020

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 article entitled: Sector likely to lose billions in tourism.

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Post: Sector likely to lose billions in tourism

Over 150 South Africans stuck in Mozambique to be repatriated

ASATA in the news: Consumer Watch: Travel agents kick back against flight refunds

TNW: Survey – At least 50% of retail agencies will close

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