The Institute of Professional Tourist Guides of Southern Africa
Genadendal & Greyton educational!
CONFIRMED: 23rd May 2018 is our first outing/educational to Genadendal(Village Tour), 2 hour hike through Greyton Nature Reserve.
Named after a bishop Abbot
Place Name Origin
- Western CapeEstablish:1870Municipality:
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Featured Member
Ian is a provincial guide for Gauteng, North West, Mpumalanga and Western Cape .
He started guiding in 2008, after a long career in the administration and finance arenas.
IPTGSA Treasurer
Addo Guide registration
All guides (individuals or staff members of organisations who bring guests into the park on guided game drives) will have to write an examination based on the above manuscript in order to qualify for accreditation to act as a nature/field/tourism guide.
Venomous Snake capture and Handling
Book for our next VENOMOUS SNAKE CAPTURE & HANDLING COURSE at 09h00, CROSSFIT NELSPRUIT
The Visionary Animal:
Origins Centre invites to a talk by Renaud Ego titled The Visionary Animal: An Insight into San Rock Art
Swaziland Course
Tourist Guides are invited to register for the Official 2018 Course, accredited by the Swaziland Ministry of Tourism and the Swaziland Tourism Authority
Notice of Second AGM of the IPTGSA
Hereby notice is given of the Second Annual general Meeting to be Held on 21 June 2018
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Centenarian Trees of Durban
"What did the gardens look like 100 years ago? Durban Botanical Gardens is the oldest of its kind in Africa and was founded in 1849.
James Vos on Tourist Guides and Visas
On Wednesday, 21 February 2018, South Africa celebrated International Tour Guide Day which gives prominence to the role that this sector plays in the tourism industry. By James Vos MP – Shadow Minister of Tourism.
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EXPLORING CHURCH ARCHITECTURE IN GAUTENG
In the span of three remarkable books, authors Philippe Menache and Darryl Earl David exposed the extraordinary variety and beauty of SA’s ecclesiastical architecture.
AFRICANA FAIRE AT THE RAND CLUB’
Following on our immensely successful Book Fair at The View, the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation has partnered with James Findlay of Jellyfish Tree and the Rand Club to bring you the Africana Faire at the Rand Club