Speaking in Cape Town to the more than 100 international journalists who arrived in the country over the weekend to cover the royal visit, Tourism Minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi -Ngubane, encouraged the media and other British dignitaries to maximize the opportunity to experience the country’s diverse product offering.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (Prince Harry and Meghan) and their son Archie, arrived in South Africa on September 23 for their ten-day visit to Africa.
“South Africa’s strength lies in the diversity of its people, eco-tourism and the rich cultural heritage. I am delighted that the couple is in the country at a time when we celebrating Tourism and Heritage Months respectively,” said Minister Kubayi-Ngubane.
Economic benefits of this visit are immense as we continue to introduce our country as a destination to potential travellers in the European, Australian and Asian markets which are key to South Africa, says Minister Kubayi-Ngubane.
One of the key desirables is to maximize the country’s tourism potential and improve its geographical spread by showcasing some of the “hidden gems” and amazing places outside of the typical tourist trail, she concludes.
