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SOUTH AFRICAN EMBASSY IN ROME: NEWSLETTER







        the benefits geographically across all regions of our country."



        Government is firmly committed to growing South Africa’s business events industry, as South

        Africa aims to attract five million additional tourists within the next five years.



        “Equally, we are committed to nurturing the tourism economy in such a way that promotes inclu-


        sive growth and industry transformation, so that previously disadvantaged players are empow-


        ered and brought into the mix in a meaningful manner. As such, we are constantly striving to


        find  creative  ways  to  support  sustainable  tourism  jobs  by  offering  training  programmes  for


        chefs, sommeliers and many other entry-level careers in the hospitality sector,” Minister Xasa

        said. …. Link








            EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE EXPERIENCE







        In this edition, we proudly feature some of the attractions of the Eastern Cape Province, which


        is the birth place of the following great fathers of South Africa: Enoch Mankayi Sontonga, Steve


        Biko,  Chris  Hani,  Robert  Mangaliso  Sobukwe,  Govan  Mbeki,  Walter  Sisulu,  Nelson  Mandela


        and Oliver Tambo. Visit this beautiful Province and learn more about these icons of South Afri-


        ca’s struggle….  Link






           STORMS RIVER SUSPENSION BRIDGE









        This spectacular 77 meter long Bridge is found along the famous Garden Route, is one of the


        most popular attractions in the Tsitsikamma National Park. To access the bridge, visitors hike


        for about 30 minutes through 900 meters of spectacular indigenous forest with waterfalls and


        plenty of viewpoints to stop and rest while enjoying the sea views. An unforgettable and exhila-


        rating experience!!!!
















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