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Pretoria, South Africa: The Tourism Business Council of South Africa welcomes measures taken by ACSA to enhance security at OR Tambo International Airport (ORTIA) following the armed robbery that took place on Tuesday 7 March 2017. Through its Tourism Safety Initiative (TSI), the Council is currently engaging with industry role-players based in the ORTIA
A multi-stakeholder team, comprising members of SAPS, SANDF, traffic officials, SASSA and Ambulance services, has been assembled by the Limpopo Department of Cooperative Governance – following the warning of severe tropical storm “Dineo”. The South African Weather Services (SAWS) issued an alert about Dineo which has formed in the Mozambique channel. Dineo is
Press Release Madrid, Spain, 08 February 2017 Working Group progresses on the Convention on the Protection of Tourists The continuous growth of the tourism sector and its current trends and challenges, including those related to safety and security and the expansion of new businesses models, require an adaptation of the global legal framework. In this
South African Airways (SAA) has issued a statement warning its customers and the public about a hoax survey currently circulating on social media. The scam is an open invitation to participate in an online survey and then share the link with 10 contacts on WhatsAPP messenger. Those who then share the survey link will stand
ASATA has informed us of a scam email currently in circulation requesting travel agents to submit tenders to UNICEF. How it works is fraudsters publish/send a fake tender UNICEF advert and require a non-refundable document fee to be deposited into their bank account. ASATA asks that all travel agents exercise caution when receiving tender requests.
Interpol has launched a new project to identify and dismantle organised crime networks making illicit profits in wildlife trafficking between Africa and Asia. The project will provide a strengthened law enforcement response in source, transit and destination countries. It will target high-profile traffickers in Asia who source wildlife from Africa, particularly those linked to
Two unidentified individuals demanded a large amount of money from passengers arriving from the US at OR Tambo International Airport on Sunday morning. The passengers were connecting on to a flight to Durban. While in a long queue waiting to go through security for domestic departures at Gates C-E, the passengers were approached by
19 Jan 2017 Statement by the Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, John Jeffery Technological advances have been gone beyond our wildest imagination. But with great technological advances, come greater risks. Research shows that our country’s comparatively high levels of internet connectivity bring with it a higher risk for cyber-crime. Cybercrime activities are
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