The South African Deputy Minister of Tourism, Honorable Elizabeth Thabethe in partnership with Ụlọ ọrụ njem nlegharị anya Africa represented by Vice president Cuthbert Ncube, took an initiative to bring back African pride to students at Pretoria Schools.
The minister took the initiative to address staff members regarding the role of Tourism on the African continent as the Mega drive in economic development and a need for the public and private sector to join hands and work towards uplifting societies.
The African Tourism Board has demonstrated its objective in promoting Tourism as a tool that brings and binds communities from various ethnic backgrounds and breaking the barriers that separate African nations.
The African Tourism Board VP Cuthbert Ncube acknowledged the valuable contribution, the honorable deputy minister has demonstrated in her term of office.
Under her guidance, a program was rolled out by the Department of Tourism that has trained over 5000 youths who are now participating in the mainstream of the travel and tourism industry. The deputy ministers passion and drive in promoting both township Tourism and education in Tourism has won her the hearts of many communities in South Africa and beyond.
Effective Tourism starts with an individual, converts to a community, to society, to a nation, to a region, and to the world. The African Tourism Board is a voice of African Nations and likes to be a unifier.
Today was all smile at Pretoria Schools in South Africa, and the African Tourism Board is proud to support tourism as a people to people business.
Tọrọ ntọala na 2018, African Tourism Board bụ otu nke mba ụwa na-anata maka ịrụ ọrụ dị ka ihe na-akwalite mmepe nke njem na njem nlegharị anya na, site na na n'ime mpaghara Africa. Maka ozi ndị ọzọ na otu esi esonyere, gaa na africantourismboard.com.
