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There is no such thing as bad timing when it comes to the right governance, Minister of Tourism Derek Hanekom says about the suspension of the SA Tourism CEO.
Sri Lanka has blamed local jihadist group National Thowheed Jamath for one of Asia’s deadliest terrorist attacks in years, admitting there had been several warnings from foreign intelligence agencies about the impending violence.
More than two weeks after SA Tourism CEO Sisa Ntshona was abruptly put on "precautionary suspension", the board has still not revealed details of allegations involved.
The Yacht Club precinct in Cape Town is testament to an optimistic view the privately-owned property development company Amdec has of SA's future, says its CEO.
Commenting on SA's proposed Tourism Amendment Bill, Airbnb tells Fin24 it supports "clear and progressive rules for the sustainable growth of home sharing".
The public has 60 days to submit comments on the Tourism Amendment Bill, which will regulate short-term accommodation in the so-called shared economy.
The South African Cheese Festival celebrates its 18th anniversary this year from April 26 to 28, 2019.
Driverless taxis, drones that drop off your luggage and virtual reality time travel - not to mention jobs, jobs, jobs, says the president of the World Travel and Tourism Council.
The precautionary suspension of SA Tourism (SAT) CEO Sisa Ntshona on Tuesday has left industry experts "shocked", with some saying that the development would cause "turbulence" that the country could ill afford.
Suspended SA Tourism CEO Sisa Ntshona has said his precautionary suspension came as a surprise.
Priced at €40 per person, a gold-covered dinner menu sold out within days. French artist and performer Frederique Lecerf prepared it to illustrate the transience of her art.
PetroSA can survive 'beyond today' thanks to emergency plan, MPs hear
Group Five has filed for bankruptcy protection
Valuer-General does not replace court in determining compensation for expropriation - chamber
Numsa has rejected the latest tariff increase granted to Eskom
The trading environment in SA remains extremely challenging, with consumers' disposable income under considerable pressure, Sun International CEO Anthony Leeming tells Fin24.
In South Africa, GrandWest, Sibaya and the Wild Coast Sun performed at the expected level, while Sun City, Carnival City, Boardwalk and the Table Bay came under pressure.
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