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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has affirmed the country’s commitment to bolstering its tourism sector, with a specific focus on attracting more visitors from BRICS nations. Following the recent BRICS Summit in Sandton, President Ramaphosa emphasized that the government is actively working on easing visa requirements for travelers from Brazil, Russia, India, and China.

Visa regulations have been identified as a notable impediment to tourism growth, and South Africa is dedicated to reviewing and improving these to facilitate easier entry for international tourists. Beyond visa reforms, efforts are also underway to address challenges related to air and road connectivity, aiming to enhance the overall accessibility and experience for visitors.

The initiative aims to leverage South Africa’s strong diplomatic and economic ties with BRICS countries to promote itself as a premier tourist destination. This strategic focus is designed to strengthen the tourism sector, recognized for its crucial role in contributing to national economic growth and generating employment opportunities across various industries.

Key Points

• More than 70% of visitors to South Africa are from the African continent.

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