Tourism needs to be safe and sustainable, for its staff, visitors and the environment
The pandemic has exposed the fragile scaffolding that holds society together and the tourism sector is faced with the responsibility of strengthening the long-term durability of its operations
05 November 2020 - 05:00
The global travel and tourism industry has contributed significantly towards global economic growth over the years. This all changed when Covid-19 brought the world to a standstill and the tourism market to its knees as one of the worst affected of all major economic sectors.
As the world takes steps to recover, it will be necessary for the SA tourism sector to empower and build local tourism, as well as to ensure the pillars of sustainable travel and innovative recovery measures are in place...
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