ADDING VALUE
TO TOURISM
The increased spend on awareness of South Africa, has a direct impact
on the number of tourist arrivals and so there is an increase in jobs.
ADDING VALUE
TO TOURISM
The increased spend on awareness of South Africa, has a direct impact
on the number of tourist arrivals and so there is an increase in jobs.
ADDING VALUE
TO TOURISM
The increased spend on awareness of South Africa, has a direct impact
on the number of tourist arrivals and so there is an increase in jobs.
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ADDING VALUE TO TOURISM

WHAT IS TOMSA?

The tourism levy, also known as the TOMSA levy, is the 1% levy charged to the consumer for the use of specific tourism services in South Africa. The funds collected are primarily used by South African Tourism to promote South Africa as a preferred travel and tourism destination.

WHY CONTRIBUTE TO TOMSA?

The tourism levy creates, builds and maintains awareness of South Africa as a top tourist destination, through generic marketing campaigns aimed at well-researched target markets. The levy keeps SA on the global travel and tourism map

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ADDING VALUE TO TOURISM
The increased spend on awareness of South Africa, has a direct impact on the number of tourist arrivals and so there is an increase in jobs.
ADDING VALUE TO TOURISM
The increased spend on awareness of South Africa, has a direct impact on the number of tourist arrivals and so there is an increase in jobs.
ADDING VALUE TO TOURISM
The increased spend on awareness of South Africa, has a direct impact on the number of tourist arrivals and so there is an increase in jobs.
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