Learn how you can benefit from Sho’t Left Travel Week

South African Tourism is bringing back Sho’t Left Travel Week, the annual tourism sale that offers South Africans up to 50% off when they book in that week.

To show why you should register your product for this great market access opportunity and exactly how it is reigniting tourism, South African Tourism will host two webinars on Wednesday, 6 July as follows:

Date: 6th July 2022
Time: 10h00-11h30
Where: Click here to register for the 10am webinar

Date: 6th July 2022
Time: 12h00 and 13h30
Click here to register for the 12pm webinar

In the meantime, here is some more information as received from South African Tourism.

The Great South African Sale IS COMING!

As we try to return to the way things were before the pandemic, now is the opportunity for your establishment to get in on the activity as travellers hit the road again. That’s why South African Tourism is bringing back Sho’t Left Travel Week, the annual tourism sale that offers South Africans up to 50% off when they book in that week.

The Sho’t Left Travel Week platform, along with extensive marketing, tips and tools – will give you exposure to Mzansi’s travellers, allowing your business to be seen and heard all over the country like never before.

All you need to do is join Sho’t Left Travel Week’s sale and offer discounts that will help take your business to the next level and beyond. Don’t let the opportunity to gain access to great benefits and valuable tools, pass you by.

Participating in Travel Week is easy and all you need to do is register and start loading your great deals. Remember to provide discounts of up to 50%, travel deal dates to suit your business, and flexibility that works for the traveller. Remember, the higher your discount the more consumers will book.

Let’s get South Africans travelling again. After all, It’s your country. Enjoy it, because nothing is more fun than a Sho’t Left!

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