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South African Tourism – Industry Recovery Plan Webinars – Webinar 2

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South African Tourism is undertaking the process of compiling a Tourism Recovery Plan for the sector. As such, they have created a series of webinars in order to engage the Tourism Industry on solutions, scenarios, and a way forward which will form part of this recovery plan. There will be three sessions in total, each lasting 90 minutes.

Each webinar session will host a panel of four industry leaders across the spectrum of the tourism sector covering various aspects. The sessions will be moderated by the CEO of SA Tourism.

Webinar details as follows:

  • 1st session, Thursday 9 April 2020 at 12h00. Please click here to watch a recording of the webinar
  • 2nd session, Tuesday 14 April 2020 at 12h00. Please click here to watch a recording of the webinar
  • 3rd session, Thursday 16 April 2020 at 12h00. Please click here to register
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