Showcasing India – South Africa Business Co-operation
Modern hoteliers require more than just a hotel management software to solve modern challenges, automate all tasks and manage operations efficiently. A package of solutions by eZee gives hoteliers everything at one place leading to enriched guest experience. In old
South African restaurants chain Barcelos is planning to add up to 20 more outlets in India by the end of 2019 as part of its expansion plans, a senior company official said. The company has five restaurants in cities such
Chicken Xpress, the South Africa-based food company, is partnering with Franchise India to open 500 stores across India over the next five years through the franchise model. The food company is investing Rs. 100 crore to create its presence in
South African casual dining restaurant brand Barcelos is looking to introduce a new concept of smaller format restaurants targeted at consumers in food courts, as it is eyes quicker expansion in India. The company, which is in the process of
Indians, mostly women, travelling to South Africa are keen on signing up adventure activities, including bungee jumping, shark-cage diving and mountain hiking, according to data given by South African Tourism. “The Indian traveller has visibly shifted from seeing to experiencing
Qatar announced on Wednesday a programme to allow visa-free entry for citizens of 80 countries to encourage air transport and tourism amid a two-month boycott imposed on the Gulf state by its neighbours. Nationals from dozens of countries in Europe
South Africa-based Internet and media group Naspers is looking to exit a five-year old investment it made in B2B travel platform Travel Boutique Online (TBO), people directly familiar with the matter said. Naspers is said to have approached online travel
South African Tourism is expecting over one hundred thousand tourists from India this year. The country has registered a 21.7 percent increase in arrival of Indian leisure visitors in 2016, which stood at 95,377 and is in 8th position among
In a recent survey conducted by India Connect it was found that the challenges faced by Indian Companies in South Africa mostly related to administrative issues such as short term insurance and matters involving staff benefits such as medical aid. Some
South African Tourism today said it is looking at over 100,000 tourist arrivals from India this year as it undertakes a slew of initiatives including travel trade training sessions to promote the country as a preferred destination. The country had