By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - KwaZulu-Natal is gearing up for what officials say could be its biggest summer tourism season since before COVID-19. The province is forecasting up to 1.1 million domestic visitors and more than 34-thousand international arrivals next month. This is expected to inject over 13-billion-rand into the local economy. Durban alone has already welcomed nearly 3 million domestic visitors this year, and provincial leaders say over 1.3 million more are expected these holidays. The summer tourism launch held at La Clef Boutique Hotel in the Midlands drew government leaders, tourism operators and influencers, all signalling a confident return to peak-season travel. KZN Tourism and Film Authority spokesperson - Pinky Radebe explains their readiness to handle large crowds...

<p>By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - KwaZulu-Natal is gearing up for what officials say could be its biggest summer tourism season since before COVID-19. The province is forecasting up to 1.1 million domestic visitors and more than 34-thousand international arrivals next month. This is expected to inject over 13-billion-rand into the local economy. Durban alone has already welcomed nearly 3 million domestic visitors this year, and provincial leaders say over 1.3 million more are expected these holidays. The summer tourism launch held at La Clef Boutique Hotel in the Midlands drew government leaders, tourism operators and influencers, all signalling a confident return to peak-season travel. KZN Tourism and Film Authority spokesperson - Pinky Radebe explains their readiness to handle large crowds...</p>

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