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Trevor Noah returns to front SA's tourism drive as industry seeks to rebuild global image
ZA🏛️ PoliticsCenter8 hr. ago

Trevor Noah returns to front SA's tourism drive as industry seeks to rebuild global image

South Africa's tourism industry has launched a new international marketing campaign featuring comedian Trevor Noah, aiming to boost foreign visitor numbers amid ongoing xenophobic tensions and anti-illegal immigration protests. The 'Tourism in South Africa with Trevor Noah' campaign, titled 'Don't Say We Didn't Tell You,' follows a successful 2023 campaign that reached over 281 million people. The initiative highlights tourism's economic importance, noting it supports nearly one million jobs—more than both the mining and agriculture sectors. Industry leaders acknowledge that while marketing efforts are crucial, they must be complemented by improvements in infrastructure, safety, and visa processes to restore South Africa's global reputation.

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Trevor Noah returns to front SA's tourism drive as industry seeks to rebuild global image

South Africa's tourism industry has launched a new international marketing campaign featuring comedian Trevor Noah, aiming to boost foreign visitor numbers amid ongoing xenophobic tensions and anti-illegal immigration protests. The 'Tourism in South Africa with Trevor Noah' campaign, titled 'Don't Say We Didn't Tell You,' follows a successful 2023 campaign that reached over 281 million people. The initiative highlights tourism's economic importance, noting it supports nearly one million jobs—more than both the mining and agriculture sectors. Industry leaders acknowledge that while marketing efforts are crucial, they must be complemented by improvements in infrastructure, safety, and visa processes to restore South Africa's global reputation.

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