Tag: SATSA
INDUSTRY PULLS TOGETHER AS CAPE TOWN TAXI STRIKE CONTINUES TO DISRUPT...
CAPE TOWN, 7 AUGUST 2023 – SATSA’s industry WhatsApp groups have been highly active today, as tourism stakeholders share on-the-ground updates and up-to-date advice...
PAYFAST AND SATSA JOIN FORCES TO PROVIDE SECURE ONLINE PAYMENT SOLUTIONS...
South Africa's leading online payment gateway, Payfast, and inbound tourism body, SATSA, have forged a strategic partnership to provide secure and efficient online payment...
SATSA Conference 2023: Partnerships for Action – From Talk to Walk
DURBAN, 9 MAY 2023 – SATSA, the voice of inbound tourism, successfully held its 2023 conference over the weekend, focusing on the theme "Partnerships...
SATSA hopes new ANC Leadership will prioritise Tourism as a job...
Congratulating the newly elected leadership of the African National Congress this week, SATSA co-chair Oupa Pilane expressed hope that the party’s leadership would prioritise...
SATSA demands a resolution of ‘unlawful’ NPTR licencing delays
SATSA has sent a letter of demand to Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula calling for urgent action to resolve the “unlawful” delays in issuing NPTR...
SATSA encouraged by proactive structured engagement from SA Tourism Minister Lindiwe...
SATSA has welcomed the proactive interaction with and support from SA Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu as she reiterated her commitment to the tourism sector...
Tourism sector welcomes official confirmation of South Africa’s removal from UK...
OMICRON VARIANT CLASSIFIED LOW-RISK IN MAJOR NEW SOUTH AFRICAN ANALYSIS OMICRON ON-TRACK TO BECOME DOMINANT VARIANT IN UK THIS WEEK
Key findings from South Africa study:
South...
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu convened urgent meeting to address SA’s return...
Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu convened an urgent meeting with tourism private-sector stakeholders on Friday 26 November to address proactively how private and public sector could collaborate...
SATSA slams UK decision to reinstate SA on red list as...
The British Government’s knee-jerk reaction to institute a temporary red list ban on six countries, including South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Eswatini and Namibia...
SATSA calls on the UK Government to take immediate action over...
The South Africa Tourism Services Association (SATSA) is today calling on the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, to take immediate steps to remove South...