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South Africa roadshow dates released
South African Tourism is launching its 2012 Roadshow in Auckland in October before heading across the Tasman to meet agents in four Australian cities.
Lalie Ngozi, SA Tourism general manager, Australasia, is urging agents to book their places at the roadshows, which is by invite only.
Ngozi said South Africa Tourism is promising "a few surprises" for agents attending the roadshows, as well as "an array of new interactive platforms to inspire and reinvigorate agents in selling South Africa to Australian and New Zealand travellers".
The details for each showcase are:
Auckland – Friday 12 October, Hilton Hotel
Brisbane – Monday 15 October, Moda Events Portside
Sydney – Wednesday 17 October, Australian Technology Park
Melbourne – Thursday 18 October, Park Hyatt Hotel
Perth – Monday 22 October, Pan Pacific Hotel
Places are limited. For details contact Rob Gurr, South African Tourism, at [email protected].
by Ian Jarrett
Ian Jarrett
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