There are dozens of people that make Thebe Tourism and its subsidiaries tick, but since it’s Women’s Month, we’ve decided to give you a peek into the lives of some of our lovely ladies. Renate Baatjies | Deputy Manager, Cape Point How long have you worked in tourism? 17 years What...
Thebe Tourism CEO, Jerry Mabena, recently did an interview on Power FM (a commercial radio station in Gauteng) and here’s what he had to say about Afropolitan tourism and its effect on the economy. More articles about Afropolitan Tourism by Thebe Tourism Group: Thebe Tourism CEO shares...
Thebe Tourism Group CEO, Jerry Mabena, has done numerous talks on Afropolitan tourism and it’s a topic he can share many insights on. The research is ongoing and the group hopes to find ways the industry can work to better access this market to drive growth...
On day one of WTM Africa 2017, Thebe Tourism Group CEO, Jerry Mabena, delivered a talk on Afropolitan Tourism at the press conference theatre. Many people have asked for his presentation, which you can find here. During his talk, Jerry defined the Afropolitan market, shared...
by Brett Hendricks, General Manager of Thebe Tourism Group Maybe it was the milder winter. Or perhaps it was that unfounded fears about ebola and confusion over our immigration regulations have fizzled away. Whatever it was, early indications are that tourism in South Africa is set...
CAPE TOWN, November 2016 - The Cape Point Partnership with Thebe Tourism Group has been awarded the Business Partner of the Year award at the 12th SANParks Kudu Awards ceremony. The Kudu Awards, supported by Total SA and First National Bank, recognises internal and external stakeholders...
We're looking for a graduate in the marketing, PR, events, communications or tourism field for a 1-year, paid internship. Please send us your CV today (latest tomorrow 27 October) and we'll be in touch. The internship will be based in Cape Town (Century City) within...
by Brett Hendricks, General Manager of Thebe Tourism Group Maybe it was the milder winter. Or perhaps it was that unfounded fears about ebola and confusion over our immigration regulations have fizzled away. Whatever it was, early indications are that tourism in South Africa is set...