By Simon Nare
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has pledged South Africa’s commitment to the G20 member states to advance tourism financing and implement an action plan aimed at strengthening resilience and ensuring sustainable tourism.
Delivering her keynote address at the G20 Tourism Investment Summit in Cape Town on Wednesday, De Lille revealed that the tourism report on air connectivity—designed to enable seamless travel for visitors—was among the key deliverables.
She said that improved accessibility was vital to showcase South Africa’s diverse attractions, from the meeting point of two great oceans to the vast Kalahari Desert, from world-renowned safaris to vibrant modern skylines
“The question before us today is not whether South Africa is beautiful. The question is: What more can we offer the world? This Summit marks the beginning of that answer. This is our inaugural Tourism Investment Summit, a G20 legacy project,” said De Lille.
She presented eight projects
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