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Tourism Drive | South Africa's bid to woo Indian visitors

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Tourism Drive | South Africa's bid to woo Indian visitors Sandile Zikhali Thu, 03/27/2025 - 20:45 MUMBAI - In a bid to boost tourism, South Africa is turning its attention to the world's most populous nation, India.The number of Indian visitors to South Africa is still down on pre-Covid levels.READ: De Lille commits to strengthening SA's tourismBut tourism authorities now aim to change that by fast-tracking visas, and improved air connectivity …

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Tourism Drive | South Africa's bid to woo Indian visitors

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