The recent heavy rains and subsequent floods have caused wide-spread devastation in KZN and some parts of the Eastern Cape.
As FEDHASA we would like to understand how this has affected business operations and the province’s readiness for the upcoming public holidays.
Please take five minutes to complete a survey for us to better understand the impact on your business.
Click here to complete the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JH62WDS
FEDHASA warmly welcomes Parliament’s decisive intervention to resolve the tour operator licensing crisis – a challenge that has burdened the tourism industry for nearly a decade. In a recent meeting of the Portfolio Committee on Tourism, Parliament called for urgent corrective measures to clear outstanding applications, end inconsistent enforcement, and
FEDHASA leadership convened a productive and forward-looking Board Meeting on Thursday, 26 February 2026, at the iconic uShaka Marine World, bringing together the regional executive under the guidance of Chairperson Brett Tungay to deliberate on key strategic priorities shaping the future of the hospitality sector. One of the important discussions
FEDHASA Inland Board member Rosemary Anderson examines the challenging trading conditions facing restaurants today.
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