Showcase SA with Trevor Noah

The TBCSA is thrilled to see the positive response that the Trevor Noah for South Africa campaign has garnered. It is live on all TBCSA’s digital platforms across South Africa and is being flighted in our international source markets.

We hope this campaign, among other initiatives, will help us achieve our goal of growing international arrivals into South Africa.

You are encouraged to use the campaign on your digital platforms (websites, social media, and share it as far and wide as possible) and are welcome to add your branding. There is no copyright for the tourism trade.

Please remember to use the following #hashtags on social media when sharing the campaign: #ComeToSouthAfrica #VisitSouthAfrica🇿🇦 along with a mention of this: Ad brought to you by TBCSA in association with TOMSA.

High-resolution video clips ranging from 10 sec to the full video can be downloaded here.

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