South African small businesses are capable of sustaining the lives of their business owners, communities, and the national economy, as they are the largest employer (50% of labour force), and contribute over 30% of GDP. The World Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC) call this sector “The Unseen Sector of South Africa”. It is unseen because…
South African small businesses are capable of sustaining the lives of their business owners, communities, and the national economy, as they are the largest employer (50% of labour force), and contribute over 30% of GDP. The World Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC) call this sector “The Unseen Sector of South Africa”. It is unseen because it is the most ignored yet has the greatest potential, as it is involved in all other sectors.
In late 2018, Mpho and I took a belated honeymoon (our wedding was in September 2017!) to the Kingdom of Morocco and spent an unforgettable 12 days in this beautiful and culturally rich country.
As getaways continue to evolve in their meaning and importance for the balance of our well-being, and with the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to reshape how we travel and tour, investment in tourism and hospitality is a double-edged sword.
As getaways continue to evolve in their meaning and importance for the balance of our well-being, and with the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to reshape how we travel and tour, investment in tourism and hospitality is a double-edged sword.
