SAVE THE DATE: Let’s (re)connect – just because we can!

One of the biggest reasons we love working in the hospitality industry is because of the likeminded yet diverse range of people we are fortunate to meet, share experiences with, and often end up friends for life with along the way.

With 2022 quickly nearing its end, the FEDHASA East Coast team and board thought it well to host a year-end lunch for our members, partners, and friends. Yes, for the first time in a long time (or so it seems) we can really reconnect!

While we finalise all the finer details, please save the date for 17 November 2022 to join us at Grimaldi’s Restaurant in Umhlanga to mingle, catch up and celebrate each other.

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