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We know that you have many demands for your attention, not least our weekly FEDHASA newsletter aimed at providing you with news, insights and helpful information to run your business. To that end, we want to make sure that your weekly FEDHASA newsletter is one that serves your needs and would ask you to take […]
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FEDHASA is investigating the implications on and sphere of influence over the hospitality sector of the recently introduced Property Practitioners Act. In addition to consulting with our legislative advisor, Peter Cumberlege, we have engaged with the Property Sector Charter Council and will also be meeting the Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority, hopefully, next week, after which we’ll […]
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The Department of Tourism on 19 May presented the 2022/2023 Budget Vote in an address to the media. During the address, the department said that its enterprise development programme is a key strategic intervention to provide developmental support to tourism enterprises and develop a pipeline of emerging operators in the sector. A key component that will […]
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Delta Air Lines has announced that it will take its Johannesburg frequency from three to six flights a week, with effect from May 25. Click here for more information. Acsa CIO and Chairperson of the Public Sector ICT Forum, Mthoko Mncwabe, was reported in ITWeb saying that Acsa would invest R100m in biometrics related to air travel, hoping […]
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The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) latest Economic Impact Report (EIR) reveals the African Travel & Tourism sector is expected to create almost 14 million new jobs over the next decade. The positive forecast from WTTC, which shows an average of 1.4 million new jobs every year, also reveals the sector will lead the […]
the voice of Hospitality in South Africa
WHO IS FEDHASA?
FEDHASA is the national trade association for the hospitality industry that include accommodation and catering sectors and has been representing the industry since 1949.
FEDHASA vision is to be in the forefront of Southern Africa hospitality industry by influencing policy decision and direction by lobbying government and industry as the official unified voice of the Southern African hospitality industry. Our objective is to grow an inclusive hospitality industry by advocating, enhancing, and promoting the development and growth of a sustainable South African hospitality-trading environment.
ABOUT FEDHASA
Founded in 1949, a restructured and transformed FEDHASA (Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa) is recognised by Government as the official representative of the hospitality industry of South Africa. With industry support, FEDHASA remains the umbrella association for hotels, restaurants, conference centres, caterers, self-catering accommodation, home hosting establishments (B&Bs and guest houses), clubs, taverns, shebeens, suppliers and trainers, consultants and service providers to the hospitality industry.
