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    Why you pay 1% more at forward-thinking tourism establishments

    By TOMSA | Press Releases | Comments are Closed | 26 September, 2016 | 0

    South Africa is rich in the beauty and variety of its landscapes, fascinating history, and the friendliness of its people. This makes the South African tourism industry a vital economic sector…

    This makes the South African tourism industry a vital economic sector, employing roughly 4,4% of all employed persons in South Africa (according to Statistics SA), and contributing directly to the GDP with R93,5 billion in 2012, and R103,6 billion in 2013.

    For the last few years, things have been ticking along well enough, with a continuing rise in tourism spend.

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    TOMSA is the 1% tourism levy collected by tourism businesses with the aim of contributing to the promotion of South Africa as the preferred tourist destination locally and internationally. The levy is added to the consumer's bill for their use of various travel and tourism services in South Africa such as accommodation, car hire, tour operators, travel agencies and tourism experiences. The levy is applicable for both local and international tourists. http://tomsa.co.za/

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