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Minister Patricia de Lille: Tourism Execution Lab session | SA News

26 August 2025 by Guest

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Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille’s opening remarks during Tourism Execution Lab session – Emperor’s Palace

​​​​Good morning, everyone.​

Welcome to the Execution Lab for the Tourism Growth Partnership Plan.

Today marks a historic first, a bold and collaborative effort between government, the private sector, and our many partners to unlock the full potential of South Africa’s tourism sector.

I am deeply encouraged that we are here, together, to act. I want to thank the Tourism Business Council of South Africa for its steadfast support, and for establishing the Project Management Office that is bringing this plan to life.

To Peermont and Emperor’s Palace, thank you for hosting us today…

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