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Tourism as an Engine for Inclusive Development: South Africa’s 2025/26 Strategic Vision

23 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

South Africa’s 2025/26 tourism plan is all about using travel to grow the economy and help all people, especially those in remote and poor areas. Minister Patricia de Lille wants tourism to create jobs, support local businesses, and protect the environment, while making sure everyone shares the benefits. Big investments are going into better roads, lodges, and marketing to attract visitors from places like China and India. The plan also uses smart technology to track progress and calls for teamwork between government, communities, and businesses. Overall, South Africa aims to build a strong, fair, and exciting tourism future for everyone.

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