The National Department of Tourism is seeking input from industry stakeholders on their recently drafted National Tourism Statistics Plan (NTSP). After conducting two rounds of consultations already, they are now opening the floor for additional feedback from members of the industry.
You can access the full Draft National Tourism Statistics Plan below.
The deadline for feedback is Monday, 26 February 2024. Written feedback must be sent to JLL at allison.malaza@jll.com
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