Greater Kruger Tourism

23/02/2015

To all Accommodation Facilities (any Tourism Facility) in the Lowveld Regions of South Africa. You are more than welcome to post your facility for FREE on our web site: www.mybizmap.com
Just go to the site www.mybizmap.com and register. You will receive a password via your e-mail address. Then log in and place your info. The site is developed for the national and international Tour Operator industry as well as the Mining and Industrial Industry within Africa. Hope to see you on the site.

Kind regards,
Gerhard Brummer

We will get you there!

13/11/2012

Dear Greater Kruger Tourism fans. We've just completed a very comprehensive Kruger National Park Portfolio Map and would like to know if you would be so kind to help with the photos of this map. We are specifically looking at accommodation photos within the KNP. Thank you so much. The photos can be send to [email protected]

Kind regards,
Gerhard Brummer

08/02/2012

Our client is urgently looking for a temporary cook at a 5 star lodge in the Malalane (Mpumalanga) area. If you are available please send your cv to [email protected] Thank you.

08/02/2012

We got alot of enquiries regarding placement of reliable staff at various lodges and Hotels the past few months and decided to invite all to e-mail us at [email protected] if you are in need of any reliable staff at your tourism facility, or if you know of anyone interested in working at a Lodge or Hotel/Guest House. Greetings from the Greater Kruger Tourism Team

09/01/2012

Just a question/statement/comment from the Greater Kruger Tourism Team: We've been attending the Tourism Indaba in Durban for many years and so too various tourism festivals within Gauteng and Cape Town. When you look at the Durban Tourism Indaba you'll find that a great percentage of tourism facilities present are from the Greater Kruger Tourism Regions like Phalaborwa, Hoedspruit, Thornybush, Kapama, Klaserie, Timbavati, Balule, Sabi-Sabi, Manyeleti, Mala Mala, Sabi Sands, Hazyview, White River, Nelspruit, Kruger National Park, Transfrontier Parks, Malalane and Komatipoort [to name a few]. Even the great Tourism Marketing Companies present at the Durban Indaba are representing these regions and its facilities; so too major Tour Operators. What about developing the Greater Kruger Regions International Tourism Indaba? We would appreciate your views regarding this statement?

08/01/2012

All the best for 2012 from the Greater Kruger Tourism team!!!!

05/10/2011

We are in the process of developing the annual Hoedspruit Tourism Map. If you are interesed in advertising on this great product please feel free to contact us at [email protected] for more information.

20/09/2011

The 2012 Bush to Beach Portfolio Map project is in progress. Attached the A1 Map of 2011 (as seen at the Durban Tourism Indaba). There are very limited space (only 19 exclusive advert spaces available). You are invited to let us know via e-mail if you are interested. The e-mail address is [email protected] Only for accommodation facilities. The Map is specifically developed for the International Tour Operator and International Travel Agent. The focus of the Map is to provide a guideline for these Companies to structure their ventures to Southern Africa.

20/09/2011

SATOUR’s Touch Table, a world first in interactive travel and tourism trade communication, has won two Awards at the 33rd annual Loerie Awards. The Touch Table offers eight interactive hubs, allowing eight people to use it simultaneously. Using touch screen technology, users are able to search the National Tourism Database, browse numerous leisure experiences offered in South Africa, search the destination by province, send email and digital postcards from the table.

19/09/2011

“The most fundamental important innovation in tourism marketing is the ability to communicate with customers instantly, relevantly and in a personalised way. The web and social media have become one of our most important tools, particularly as developing countries and destinations,” said Mariette Du Toit Helmbold, CEO of Cape Town Tourism

19/09/2011

Social media proved a phenomenon that the travel industry cannot ignore, with research showing that 90 percent of consumers pay attention to what they learn about destinations from their friends and networks on social media sites while only 14 percent listen to what advertisers tell them.

19/09/2011

ETourism Africa Summit shows online is king in the tourism jungle

The South African tourism industry left the fourth ETourism Africa Summit better equipped on how to engage with - and listen to - potential customers in a world where over 95 percent of travel research, more than half of all travel purchases, and the majority of travel conversation is happening online.