As the beleaguered SA tourist industry anxiously awaits relief from sluggish government pandemic restrictions, most participants, I imagine, have used the lull to improve their operations.
This option appears to have been ignored by the country’s indisputable leading tourist attraction, the Kruger National Park. Sadly, standards in the park have been declining steadily over many years. My own observation after more than 50 visits since 1967, and those of acquaintances who are all regular visitors, are in agreement. ..
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