\n The deployment of 40 tourism monitors at the Table Mountain National Park has been welcomed by the Minister of Tourism, Patricia de Lille.<\/p>\n
The Tourism Monitors Programme is an initiative by the Department of Tourism to supplement safety and security measures by the South African Police Service to enhance the safety of tourists.<\/p>\n
‘The department has set aside R174.5 million from this year’s budget to deploy around 2 300 tourism monitors at key tourist attractions,’ said the department.<\/p>\n
The 2 305 tourism monitors will be deployed as follows:<\/p>\n
Eastern Cape – 150<\/p>\n
Free State – 150<\/p>\n
Western Cape – 250<\/p>\n
Gauteng – 100<\/p>\n
Limpopo – 100<\/p>\n
KwaZulu-Natal – 200<\/p>\n
Mpumalanga – 220<\/p>\n
North West – 100<\/p>\n
Northern Cape – 70<\/p>\n
iSimangaliso Wetland Park – 200<\/p>\n
Ezemvelo nature Reserve – 150<\/p>\n
SANBI Gardens – 130<\/p>\n
ACSA Airports – 135<\/p>\n
SANParks – 350<\/p>\n
Out of the 350 monitors deployed to SANParks, 70 were allocated to Table Mountain National Park, of which 40 were deployed last week. The balance will be deployed in the New Year.<\/p>\n
‘Our n
\national parks are key tourism attractions and remain top of our list for key source markets. The safety of all tourists remains paramount and we are determined to do all we can to ensure that all tourists have a safe and memorable experience.’
\nSource: South African Government News Agency<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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