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Dedicated MICE site for South Africa
South African Tourism has soft-launched the new meetings sub-site on southafrica.net, dedicated to educating the MICE market on South African meetings product and infrastructure and promoting business tourism in South Africa.
Located at www.southafrica.net/meetings, the site includes updated information from all aspects of business tourism, including separate tabs for general information on South Africa.
It details information on green meetings and meetings venues across the country, plus incentive ideas for corporate travellers.
The new site complements the blog, Judy Joy’s Journal www.judyjoysjournal.com, on which character Judy provides business tourism professionals and corporate end users with tips and information they can use to persuade clients and colleagues to choose South Africa as their next incentive, conference and events destination.
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