The Travel Week campaign, which officially started yesterday 4 September until Sunday the 10th, aims to encourage South Africans to explore their backyards and enjoy what the country has to offer throughout the year. It will also allow both aspiring and seasoned travellers to plan and book their annual vacations and even take advantage of up to 50% in discounts. It is the “Black Friday” equivalent – for local travel and tourism. Acting Regional General Manager at South African Tourism Mashoto Mokgethi joins Lerato Mbele for the conversation.

<p>The Travel Week campaign, which officially started yesterday 4 September until Sunday the 10th, aims to encourage South Africans to explore their backyards and enjoy what the country has to offer throughout the year. It will also allow both aspiring and seasoned travellers to plan and book their annual vacations and even take advantage of up to 50% in discounts. It is the “Black Friday” equivalent – for local travel and tourism. Acting Regional General Manager at South African Tourism Mashoto Mokgethi joins Lerato Mbele for the conversation.</p>

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