WATCH: State of KZN beaches as tourism season approaches
Business Day TV talks to journalist Mary Papayya
28 November 2022 - 19:59
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Durban’s once-popular blue-flag holiday beaches are losing their appeal. The city has always attracted tens of thousands of festive season tourists, but the state of its beaches due to decaying and flood-ravaged sewerage infrastructure may now result in tourist numbers dropping. Journalist Mary Papayya spoke to Business Day TV about the story.
Journalist Mary Papayya speaks to Business Day TV.
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WATCH: State of KZN beaches as tourism season approaches
Business Day TV talks to journalist Mary Papayya
Durban’s once-popular blue-flag holiday beaches are losing their appeal. The city has always attracted tens of thousands of festive season tourists, but the state of its beaches due to decaying and flood-ravaged sewerage infrastructure may now result in tourist numbers dropping. Journalist Mary Papayya spoke to Business Day TV about the story.
Journalist Mary Papayya speaks to Business Day TV.
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