Cape Town - While the South African tourism sector experienced great losses during the pandemic, what better way to revive the spirit and celebrate Tourism Day today with the endless opportunities that lay ahead given the steady growth in the industry.
WESSA undertakes a great deal of environmental and sustainability training across South Africa. One of the key programmes they implement is the international Blue Flag Beaches, Marinas and Boat Operators Programme. In a statement, Premier Alan Winde mentioned that while there still needs to be an official confirmation from the South African Covid-19 Modelling Consortium, it is clear that the Western Cape’s third wave has come to an end.
“I likewise encourage our own residents to explore the different regions of our province to see for themselves why the rest of the world loves coming here every year, and in doing so, you will also help create jobs at a time when our economy needs it the most,” said Winde.
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