Tourist guide COVID19 guiding Protocols extracted from government gazette

The committee would like to congratulate all the members that have completed their panel interviews yesterday by attending the meetings in Rosebank W17 Firehouse and W17 Watershed in Cape town.

In the article titled Sewage Threatens World Heritage Site in the Mail & Guardian of 18 August 2020, authored by Thando Maeko, it is stated that “According to the (Mogale City) water and sanitation department’s spokesperson Sputnik Ratau, the municipality failed to implement its own action plan regarding the turnaround of Percy Stewart (Waste Water Treatment Works) which was presented to the department last September and had a deadline of February this year.”

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A direct impact of this was a restriction of movement globally that had an adverse impact of the global capacity utilization of the tourism sector. Different regions of the world as a result of the impact of the coronavirus experienced a fundamental disruptions in the generation of value in the sector,

"The first batch of payments to 1378 verified eligible beneficiaries have been made. The second batch will be paid upon completion of the verification process. The verification process will be completed tomorrow, on 31 July 2020. "

It has come to the fore during the COVID 19 pandemic that many tourist guides do not have adequate financial accounting records, as most tourist guides operate under their own names and depend on operators that employ the tourist guide for payment and taxes.

CALL for SUBMISSIONS TO TRANSFORM THE TOURISM SECTOR - Submissions may be made on or before the 31st of July 2020.

The Department of Tourism will roll out a Relief Fund to assist distressed Tourist Guides who have been impacted by the countrywide Disaster Management Measures to mitigate the Covid-19 pandemic.