Midlands Bed & Breakfast Association (MidBABA)
The Midlands Bed & Breakfast Association [MIDBABA] is an association of Bed & Breakfasts and Self-catering establishments operating in the Midlands area of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
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Housekeepers Association of Southern Africa (HASA)
HASA promotes and facilitates the development of Housekeepers
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This perfect getaway in the Langeberg, near the Robertson Wine Valley and not far from the Breede River Valley, takes some time to explore. The beautiful town of Montagu, famous for more than its Hot Springs is the perfect retreat for eco, wellness and adventure sports, as well as golfing holidays, wine and food! Montagu is situated on Route 62 approximately 2 hours drive from Cape Town and leads into the Little Karoo. Look forward to a whole new world of magic and sensual pleasure as you pop through the hole in the wall at Kogmanskloof with its amazing geological folds, faults and a British fort from 1899. Accommodation in Montagu for all tastes is as diverse as Montagu itself.
Continue reading →Port Alfred Sunshine Coast Tourism (PASCT)
Tourist bureau promoting the Sunshine Coast which stretches along the Eastern Cape’s coastline.
Continue reading →South African Tourism Services Association (SATSA)
SATSA is a member-driven association that offers inbound tourism services companies the highest level of quality in the tourism industry.
Continue reading →South African Tourism Board (SATOUR)
South African Tourism is the tourism marketing arm of the South African government. Simply put, our job is to promote the country domestically and internationally, whether for leisure, business or events tourism.
Continue reading →South African National Parks (SANPARKS)
SANParks manages a system of 19 functional national parks in seven of the nine provinces of South Africa with a total area of just over 4 million hectares comprising 67% of the protected areas under state management. The SANParks of today is recognised as a world leader in conservation and protected area management.
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