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From the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ experi- ence, the department has learned that, going forward, it will be particularly critical to not only focus on convention and major-events tourism, but to enhance the capacity to bid for such events. In this regard, South Africa established the SANCB, enabling the devel- opment of a coordinated strategy on how best to promote, develop and take advantage of this growing market segment.The tourism sector must also be able to pro- vide quality, unique and diversified products and services. The department’s interventions as far as product development is concerned will therefore still take into account geographic spread, affordability within the industry, and entrenching a culture of travel among South Africans.To achieve its long-term goals and to posi- tion tourism as one of the six key sectors of economic growth, the department will draft a product development strategy for South Africa, as well as strategies for the develop- ment of niche tourism products.To ensure the realisation of all the tour- ism development priorities, the department adopted the NTSS, which is aimed at position- ing South Africa as one of the top 20 tourism destinations globally by 2020.The department also embarked on a pro- cess to review tourism legislation. This pro- cess highlighted a number of critical areas to be addressed to achieve sustainable tourism growth and development.The department is expecting that by 2020, many leading world economies, including South Africa, would have implemented a sys- tem of e-visas that will improve security while also facilitating hassle-free
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