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This form requires a candidate to declare their eligibility for nomination to the South African Tourism Board by confirming they are a South African citizen, ordinarily resident in South Africa, not insolvent, not disqualified from practicing a profession, and without convictions for fraud or dishonesty involving fines or imprisonment, nor removed from an office of trust due to breach of fiduciary duty.
Private-sector companies facing workforce challenges can access the revised Training Layoff Scheme as a primary support mechanism.
Black-owned enterprises at Level 6+ can access funding from the Financial Sector Code’s commitment to invest R100 billion over five years.
Businesses and organisations can participate in structured engagements with 500 corporates over the next 12 months to support local procurement and economic inclusion.
Representatives from government, business, and organised labour may participate in the Presidential Jobs Committee to monitor and report on job creation progress quarterly.
Turkish Airlines will operate 10 weekly direct flights between Istanbul and Cape Town starting October 2026, enhancing international air access to South Africa's Western Cape region.
Turkish Airlines will operate 10 weekly direct flights between Istanbul and Johannesburg starting October 2026, increasing air connectivity between Türkiye and South Africa.
Tourists can find details of registered tourist guides and operators by contacting Provincial Tourism Offices, ensuring they use licensed and safe services.
Tourists can access emergency assistance from police, ambulance, fire, and weather services using the contact numbers provided in the pamphlet.
Tourists can obtain accurate and up-to-date information about destinations, activities, and local customs by visiting Visitor Information Centres located throughout South Africa.
Tourists can report safety issues, unethical practices, or complaints related to tourism through designated email addresses provided by the Department of Tourism and partner organisations.
Tourism Month 2026 is an annual national campaign to promote tourism within South Africa and encourage South Africans to explore their own country. It is officially launched in September and coincides with major events such as the SADC Summit hosted in Durban.
