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| |  | ISSUED BY CITY LODGE HOTEL City Lodge Hotel Group is starting to open up its hotels in a phased response to business traveller demand as South Africa moves to Level 3 alert of the lockdown from 1 June 2020... Read |
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| Tourism |
 | The South African National Parks will open for self-drive excursions for day visitors in parks that cater for self-drives. These will be permitted from Monday, 8 June 2020... Read |
| Air Travel |
 | With the current regulations under lockdown Level 3, airlines in South Africa have been given the green light for a phased return to the skies. Read |
 | Comair is unlikely to start operating again before November this year, notwithstanding the easing of restrictions on air travel as the airline requires a substantial cash injection... Read |
| Hospitality |
 | GUY STEHLIK Guy Stehlik, CEO and founder of BON Hotels chats to the hotels interior design building and procurement partner, Grant Gillis as he delves deeper into how the hotel industry can be expected to change, specifically from a design point of view... Read |
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 | JOSHUA LOW The events industry, as with many others, has been thrown into a complete state of turmoil since the beginning of the year as a result of Covid-19... Read |
| Niche Tourism |
 | Nederburg was originally accorded WWF Biodiversity and Wine Initiative membership in 2011 for its eco-conscious wine-growing and winemaking protocols... Read |
| Restaurant |
 | RUTH COOPER Executive chef James Gaag of the award-winning fine-dining restaurant, La Colombe, shares his lockdown lessons and how he and La Colombe are navigating and responding to the negative effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent nationwide lockdown... Read |
 | STACEY MOSS The coffee industry has seen a number of changes and challenges over the years, but none on the scale and magnitude of the Covid-19 pandemic... Read |
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