Kruger Lowveld Tourism’s priorities for 2018

  • January 30th, 2018
  • Kruger Lowveld Tourism’s priorities for 2018;
  • Get your Roadside Anti-Corruption Cards from KLT;
  • Take the online business confidence survey now!

Kruger Lowveld Tourism’s priorities for 2018

Kruger Lowveld Tourism (KLT) has its sight set on various strategic priorities for 2018, following a brainstorming session with the regional tourism body’s president and executive management. According to Lisa Sheard, Kruger Lowveld Tourism Executive Director, KLT’s priorities this year include engaging with government and other stakeholders responsible for the region’s road infrastructure, exerting pressure to find an urgent long-term solution to saving Pilgrim’s Rest, putting together a tourism think tank, and the urgent upgrading, revitalisation and innovation of the region’s public attractions. “We believe these are all salient issues that need to be prioritised this year to ensure that we are able to grow tourism to the Kruger Lowveld region,” says Sheard. “When it comes to the state of the region’s road infrastructure, good roads are essential if we are to see a growth in tourism numbers to the region, and tourism employment within the region,” says Oupa Pilane, the President of Kruger Lowveld Chamber of Business and Tourism. Read the full story.

Get your Roadside Anti-Corruption Cards from KLT

New stock of Kruger Lowveld Tourism’s Roadside Anti-corruption cards – sponsored by the MTPA – have arrived. Please collect from our office at Crossing Centre and hand them out far and wide!
Take the online business confidence survey now!

Mpumalanga’s Department of Economic Development and tourism has put together a survey to determine business conditions and climate in the province; identify and understand challenges that are experienced by businesses; and to collect relevant information to assist government with economic policy development to support the business community in the province. Kruger Lowveld Tourism urges all of our members to take a mere ten minutes out of your day to complete the survey! Click here to complete the survey online. Deadline 2 February.