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The Department of Tourism is seeking accredited service providers to manage the implementation of the Tourism Monitors Programme across five provinces for a 12-month period in the 2026/27 financial year. This opportunity is open to qualified businesses that have submitted bids.
If you believe you have been a victim of a travel booking scam, you should report the case to the police. This supports official investigation and helps prevent further fraud.
If you suspect you have been scammed during a travel booking, you should contact your bank’s fraud department immediately to attempt to recover funds. This is a proactive step to mitigate financial loss.
Participate in an annual event celebrating tourism month in September, hosted at Entabeni Legend Resort in Limpopo, featuring a unique golf experience at the Extreme 19th hole. This event is part of a broader strategy to promote golf tourism and destination branding.
Travelers can access online trip-planning tools and downloadable maps through the South African Tourism Board website to plan safe and informed road trips.
Travelers can contact the police for emergencies such as accidents, theft, or roadblocks by dialing 10111. This service is available across South Africa.
The SECURA Traveller App provides trained emergency response support for travelers, offering a digital tool for safety and assistance during road trips.
Travelers can access roadside assistance services along the N4 highway by calling 0800 87 22 64. This service helps with vehicle breakdowns and emergencies.
Travelers can contact the E2 National Monitoring Control Centre for monitoring, emergency coordination, and roadside support using the provided hotline number.
Travelers can use their mobile phones to call emergency numbers including 112 from any cell phone, which connects them to emergency services.
In case of medical emergencies, travelers can call 10177 for ambulance and medical assistance. This number is available nationwide.
This form allows a candidate to authorise the Department of Tourism and its agents to share personal information with verification suppliers such as SAPS, government bodies, educational institutions, credit bureaus, and fraud prevention agencies. It also requires the candidate to agree to indemnify these parties against any liability arising from the provision of such information.
