Mpumalanga Takes Its Tourism Offering to the World Travel Market Africa

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Mpumalanga took its tourism offering to the global stage at the World Travel Market Africa from 13 - 15 April 2026 in Cape Town.

The event brought together thousands of industry players from across the world, but more importantly, it opens the door for provinces like Mpumalanga to showcase what they have to offer, not just to tourists, but to potential investors and partners as well.

To unpack what this means for the province, we’re joined by Raymond Sizile Ndlovu – Interim Board, Chairperson of Finance and Investment Committee from the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency.
14 Apr English South Africa Business News

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