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Tourism, Press Review, Topnews
14. September 2010
Tourist arrivals continue to grow
Foreign visitors to South Africa increased by more than 350 000 in the first four months of this year compared to the same period in 2009, says Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk.
Press Review, Tourism, South Africa
14. September 2010
Minister by motorbike in Soweto
Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk took a tour of Soweto with a difference on Thursday – as a guest of the Soweto Sopranos Bikers Club – to help encourage South Africans to "get out of...
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02. July 2010
SA nears 1 million tourist mark for June 2010
Despite predictions at far lower levels, South Africa proved to be the place to be in June 2010 as almost 1 million foreign nationals entered the country in that time.
According to reports...
FIFA World Cup 2010, Tourism, South Africa,...
12. May 2010
SA's image 'about to change forever'
The 2010 Fifa World Cup™ will forever change the world's perception of South Africa, President Jacob Zuma said at the opening of the Tourism Indaba trade show in Durban on Saturday.
FIFA World Cup 2010, Economy, Tourism, Press...
12. May 2010
Africa’s first high-speed train to open ahead of World Cup
Gautrain arrives at O.R. Tambo International Airport outside of Johannesburg
The Gautrain, Africa's first high-speed rail line, will launch on June 8 in South Africa three days before the...
Tourism, Press Review
05. January 2010
Travellers with a conscience recommend SA
South Africa has been recommended to global travellers as one of the most ethical countries in the developing world. The Developing World’s 10 Best Ethical Destinations are chosen by Ethical...
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05. January 2010
City of Durban sets its sights beyond 2010
Durban's stadium will be one of the most dazzling in the 2010 World Cup but the port's ambition soars even higher, like the spectacular arch spanning the arena with a view across the Indian Ocean....
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