FEDHASA KZN & Eastern Cape Invitation: Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026

FEDHASA KZN & Eastern Cape offers members a cost-effective way to participate in Africa’s Travel Indaba at a shared stand.

Africa’s Travel Indaba (ATI) is one of the continent’s leading tourism trade shows. It is a platform where international buyers, travel agents, tour operators, and media come specifically to source destinations, experiences, and partners from Africa.

Across accommodation, experiences, transport, attractions, and services – the full tourism value chain comes together here.

This is where business happens.
This is where relationships are built.
And importantly, this is where destinations get sold.

As a key anchor at Indaba attracting trusted buyers, FEDHASA KZN & Eastern Cape invites members to participate via a shared stand, which offers a cost-effective way to position your business within a strong, unified presence.

What this means for you:
• Your own dedicated desk space within the FEDHASA stand
• The opportunity to promote and sell your product directly
• Access to pre-scheduled meetings with international and local buyers
• The ability to connect with travel agents, guides, and operators actively looking for product

This is about more than visibility – it’s about market access, real conversations, and tangible business opportunities. This is your opportunity to be part of that conversation — under one roof.

Space is limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Due to high demand and limited availability, members are strongly encouraged to confirm their participation urgently to avoid disappointment.

Contact Jaya to book your spot: 083 287 7623

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