The Institute of Professional Tourist Guides of Southern Africa
What Tourist Guides Do
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Membership to the Institute of Professional Tourist Guides of Southern Africa (IPTGSA) is a professional designation to strive to with hard work and dedication. Professional status is not just handed to a certain few ,but earned by any tourist guide that has made guiding his/her profession
Name after the nearby river Bronkhorstspruit which most probably got its name from the watercress that grows there (bronkors , Afrikaans for watercress. Consists of three townships Zithobeni, Rethabiseng and Ekangalo
Voortrekkers settled in the area from 1858
Registered for Eswatini and Voortrekker monument. Attended the Irene Concentration Camp Cemetery, Freedom Park, Rhino and Lion Park, the Javed Art Centre and Sterkfontein Heritage Lodge Bunjee educationals. Specialist in Soweto and Kruger National Park.
To Minister of Tourism
RE: A Policy Review of the Tourist Guiding Sector in South Africa by Prof. Harris, CR Botha, TC da Gama and SE Pretorius of the Department of Heritage and Historical Studies of the University of Pretoria.
It is with great sadness and sorrow that we have to inform our members that Joe Motsogi a member of IPTGSA passed away yesterday, a great stalwart and forward-looking person in our tourist guiding industry. Joe will be missed by many. Condolences to Sofie and the family
