Tulbagh Tourism (TTB)
Tourist bureau for Tulbagh
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Continue reading →The Leisure & Recreation Association of South Africa (LARASA) was formed for the purpose of promoting recreation and leisure as a profession and to create an enabling environment for a unified professional body to promote recreation and leisure as an essential service in the public sector.
Continue reading →Fair Trade Tourism provides business support and certification to enable the tourism sector to operate more sustainably and with Fair Trade Tourism principles embedded in their day-to-day tourism offering.
The Fair Trade Tourism certification label stands for fair wages and working conditions, fair purchasing and operations, equitable distribution of benefits, and respect for human rights, culture and the environment.
Travellers who stay, play or volunteer with Fair Trade Tourism certified businesses can be confident that their holiday is not only giving them unique, authentic and quality experiences, but also that it is benefiting local people and the planet.
The Caravan Club of Southern Africa is the largest Caravan Club in Southern Africa and holds 6 National Rallies per year on pre-determined dates on which every Region in South Africa will hold a Rally. Every 3rd year Rally South Africa is held in which case there are 7 National Rallies in that particular year.
In addition to this our Regions hold as many as six Regional Rallies making it possible for members to get away as often as one weekend per month.
We are a family orientated Club and our Code of Conduct, which every member is expected to abide by, ensures that the image of the CCSA is held in high regard by the general public, fellow campers, the resorts we frequent and fellow road users.
Badminton South Africa (BSA) promotes badminton, the fastest racket sport in the world, in the Republic of South Africa to enable all sections of the community to enjoy the benefits of this Olympic sport that offers so much to everyone who is interested in athletic recreation.
Continue reading →The SA Bridge Federation (SABF) is the non-profit organisation regulating the game of Bridge in South Africa. Affiliated to SASCOC, the SABF acts as a custodian, worldwide representative and mediator for Bridge Unions and Clubs within the country.
Continue reading →SA Bass Angling Association (SABAA) is the only officially recognised Bass fishing governing body in South Africa and has since its inception, grown exponentially with both old and young wanting to put their skills to the test against these legendary fish species.
Continue reading →The SA Camping Club comprises very ordinary people from diverse walks of life and occupations who enjoy the outdoors, camping either in tents or caravans. Camping is always fun, relaxing and enjoyable, but camping with a group of like-minded friends is even better, and also adds that ‘extra little bit of security’. The Club organises monthly rallies to resorts within an hour or two driving from Port Elizabeth, but we do try and take advantage of long weekends and school holidays, and could relax this rule and go further afield.
Continue reading →Camping is always fun, relaxing and enjoyable, but camping with a group of like-minded friends is even better.
We are a group of friends who get together once a month (every month) and camp. We camp in a variety of tents, trailer tents and caravans.
Being a member of a club exposes you to many venues that you would not have thought of going to and also adds that ‘little bit of security’. Membership is limited as to keep the club as intimate as possible. We try to visit as many and varied sites as possible.
Our membership is around 15 active families. As we are a family club we cater for family events during our camping weekends. It’s your choice whether to join in or not. Many members have children and so they enjoy themselves as much as the adults.
Continue reading →Like all divisions of the South African Camping Club, the KwaZulu-Natal Section is basically a crowd of like-minded campers who choose to camp together rather than on their own. This does not mean that you cannot get away for a family holiday, nor does it mean that you are obliged to camp with the Club. Several of our members have become good friends over the years and there are often separate group get-togethers arranged, specifically at venues which cater for particular interests like bird-watching or mountain-biking. The S.A. Camping Club originated in KZN and we are proud to boast some 65 member families, including founder members Ted and Moyra Allbon. Despite the largest membership, actual camp attendance hovers around an average of 12 caravans per Rally, with some venues more popular than others, and 80 percent of attendance attributed to about 25 percent of our members.
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