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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Sandton Central Management District unveils modern tourism ambassadors to enhance public services in December

Sandton Central Management District unveils modern tourism ambassadors to enhance public services in December

14 December 2023 by Guest

In a community-driven move to boost public services and enhance the safety and experience of visitors, the Sandton Central Management District (SCMD) has introduced the addition of thirty-two new tourism ambassadors to the precinct. This initiative, in collaboration with Joburg Tourism, sets Sandton Central apart as a premier City Improvement District in South Africa, especially …

In a community-driven plod to boost public services and enhance the safety and experience of visitors, the Sandton Central Management District (SCMD) has introduced the addition of thirty-two novel tourism ambassadors to the precinct. This initiative, in collaboration with Joburg Tourism, sets Sandton Central apart as a premier City Improvement District in South Africa, especially during the bustling festive period.

Sandton Central is renowned for its comprehensive range of services that contribute to a safe, clean, and friendly environment. The popular ‘Men in Red’ continue their dedicated patrols, ensuring a secure and welcoming atmosphere for every visitors. Complementing this effort, the district’s efficient cleaning team will continue their remarkable work in maintaining the area’s aesthetic appeal, making it an attractive destination for shopping, dining, and tourism.

Adding to the existing security measures, Sandton Central also boasts dedicated patrolling vehicles, a highly responsive security team, and efficient medic services to respond to emergencies.

The introduction of the modern tourism ambassadors, strategically placed at key points throughout the precinct, marks a significant enhancement to Sandton Central’s public services. These ambassadors will be stationed at the Gautrain Tourist Kiosk, Sandton City Entrance 12 on Rivonia Road, 5th Street and Sandton City, Sandton Convention Centre and Maude Street, Sandton Clinic and West Street, Craft Market and Maude Street, and The Marc on the corner of Rivonia and Maude, where they will provide assistance, guidance, and a friendly face to both locals and tourists alike.

“As we gear up for the festive season, our priority is to ensure that Sandton Central remains a safe, clean, and welcoming environment for everyone. The addition of our novel tourism ambassadors is another way we’re enhancing the visitor experience while ensuring top-notch security and assistance whenever needed,” says Elaine Jack, District Improvement Manager of SCMD.

Robert Jasper, General Manager of the Sandton Sun Hotel and Sandton Convention Centre states, “The introduction of tourism ambassadors to Sandton Central is a welcome development that symbolises a commitment to elevating the standard of hospitality and safety in our district. The ambassadors will serve as the human touchpoint in our ongoing efforts to ensure that every visitor’s experience embodies the warmth and excellence that Sandton Central is known for.”

With this latest community initiative, Sandton Central will continue to be a premier destination for both business and leisure activities, offering a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

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