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Page 1: SIPPO exhibitor brochure - TTW 2010

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Montreux, November 3 – 4, 2010Hall A3, Stand A313

SIPPO presents companies from

South AfricaAt TTW 2010.

In Cooperation with

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Contents.

Workshops at TTW 2010 3

SIPPO 4

Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA) 5

South Africa

Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA) 6

Jeya’s Jazz Corner Tavern 7

Leshiba Wilderness 8

Loving and Blessing Guest Lodge and Conference Centre 9

Magestico Tours 10

Mgazi Travel & Tours 11

Moratiwa Tours 12

Nare Travel and Tours 13

Shiluvari Lakeside Lodge 14

South African Bassie Travel Centre 15

The Vision Guest House 16

Tourism Enterprise Partnership (TEP) 17

Wamalets Tours & Shuttle Services 18

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Date, Time 3 November 2010, 13.00 – 13.45

Place Hall A3, Stand A326

Topic Travelling to South Africa – the fair and more responsible way.

Referent, Company Khaya Thwala, Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA)

Language English

Date, Time 4 November 2010, 12.00 – 12.45

Place Hall A3, Stand A326

Topic Südafrika nach der WM – die neue Erfahrung.

Referent, Company Alexander Hofacker, South African Embassy, Berne

Language German

Workshops at TTW 2010.

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SIPPO, the Swiss Import Promotion Programme, is a mandate

of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs, SECO, within the

framework of its economic development cooperation. It is carried

out by Osec, the official Swiss foreign trade promotion agency.

The programme helps SMEs in developing and transition coun-

tries to gain access to the Swiss and European markets by

providing information, training courses and other matchmaking

services. SIPPO also assists importers from Switzerland and the

European Union with finding suitable partners and high-quality

products from selected developing and transition countries.

The programme has five main goals:• To inform the Swiss and European import economy about new

market sources

• To strengthen trade institutions and business sector associa-

tions in the trade promotion process

• To increase the competitiveness of SMEs in selected partner

countries

• To develop the manufacturing and exporting skills of SMEs in

selected partner countries

• To establish qualified trade contacts between SMEs from

emerging markets and markets in transition and the Swiss and

European import economy

Osec

Swiss Import Promotion Programme

Stampfenbachstrasse 85, P.O. Box 2407

CH-8021 Zurich, Switzerland

Phone +41 44 365 52 76, Fax +41 44 365 52 02

[email protected]

www.sippo.ch

SIPPO Swiss ImportPromotion Programme.

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Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA).In close cooperation with the Swiss Import Promotion Programme

(SIPPO), South African Tourism, Tourism Enterprise Partnership

(TEP) and the South African Embassy in Berne, Fair Trade in

Tourism South Africa (FTTSA) is committed to contribute to the

transformation of South Africa’s tourism industry benefitting local

communities and previously marginalised entrepreneurs.

The presence of South African small and medium-sized tourism

enterprises at the TTW aims to encourage Swiss outbound tour

operators and travel agents to support responsible tourism in

South Africa by supporting the local economy, hosting communi-

ties and enhancing visitors’ experience.

FTTSA is the world’s first and still only Fair Trade certification

programme for tourism enterprises. The label guarantees that

FTTSA-certified tourism products are committed to operating in

a socially and environmentally responsible manner.

FTTSA will be using the international stage of the TTW to cater

for the increasing number of Swiss travellers that are aware of

the social, cultural, economic and ecological impacts of tourism

on development – a fact that can and should indeed no longer be

ignored by Switzerland’s traditional tour operators to South

Africa.

South Africa is globally recognised as a leader in the growing

field of responsible tourism and FTTSA is at the forefront of this

movement. Hopefully more Swiss travellers will join in and look

for FTTSA-certified products while on holiday or travelling for

business to South Africa.

Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA).

South African Embassy Berne

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Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA)Address:

P.O. Box 12844

Queenswood

0121 Pretoria

Contact: Ms. Lolla Meyer and Ms. Khaya Thwala

Phone +27 12 342 2945

Fax +27 12 342 2946

[email protected]

www.fairtourismsa.org.za

Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa (FTTSA) encourages and

publicises fair and responsible business practise by South

African tourism establishments. FTTSA awards a special label to

qualifying businesses as a way of signifying their commitment to

the following criteria:

• Fairwagesandworkingconditions

• Fairoperationsincludingpurchasinganddistributionof

benefits

• Ethicalbusinesspractices

• Respectforhumanrights,cultureandtheenvironment

The FTTSA logo is an excellent way to communicate commit-

ment to fair and responsible tourism for tour operators.

South Africa.

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Jeya’s Jazz Corner TavernAddress:

Sheya Kulati Circle

Cnr Ferguson & Avenue A

New Brighton

Port Elizabeth

Contact: Ms. Sumé Noxolo

Phone +27 41 454 7567

[email protected]

www.jeyastavern.co.za

Jeya’s Jazz Corner Tavern is a popular venue for its hospital-

ity for everyone who visits the tavern. When one walks into the

Jeya’s Jazz Corner Tavern he immediately gets the sense to be

in an establishment which takes customer comfort seriously.

Equipped with pool tables, dart facilities, big screen televi-

sions for big sport events and corporate parties this tavern has

become the ideal stop for tour operators to host both local and

international tourists. Jeya`s Jazz Corner Tavern was awarded

the ETEY (Emerging Tourism Entrepreneur of the Year Award) for

2009/2010 for excellence and diversity.

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Phone +27 83 251 0007

Fax +27 11 646 9503

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.leshiba.co.za

Leshiba Wilderness lies in a hidden valley on top of the Sout-

pansberg mountains in Limpopo Province, one of the country’s

most unique bio-diverse environments.

Transcending expectations, this private reserve is something

special, family-run, offering a uniquely African experience with

luxury touches, warm hospitality and rich memories. Leshiba of-

fers a unique, authentic and holistic African experience.

Climb above clouds and walk with rhino in a diverse mountaintop

environment. Stay at the Venda Village Lodge, unlike anything

else in Africa; a hand sculpted, luxurious, artistic wonderland.

Activity trails, horse riding, rock art, game viewing, astronomy,

and more.

Leshiba has been certified by Fair Trade in Tourism, South Africa

– making tourism more responsible and more rewarding.

South Africa.

Leshiba WildernessAddress:

P.O. Box 795

0920 Louis Trichardt

Contact: Mr.JohnRosmarin

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Loving and Blessing Guest Lodge and Conference CentreAddress:

21 Stubb Street Olifantsnek Dam

P.O. Box 2983

0316 Sun City

Contact: Mr. Johannes Kaledi

Phone +27 14 537 2778

Fax +27 86 513 7513

[email protected]

www.lbguesthouse.co.za

LovingandBlessingGuesthouseislocatedinRustenburg,

Northwest Province. It is a bed & breakfast guesthouse but

is also fully equipped for self-catering. The guesthouse has

15 standard rooms and 8 luxury rooms with a choice of double,

twin and family rooms as well as honeymoon suites with own pri-

vate balconies and jacuzzi. Each room is equipped with satellite

television, fridge, tea and coffee, ceiling fans. The luxury rooms

have air-conditioning and an own braai (barbecue place).

The Guesthouse has full conference and function facilities for

small weddings, birthdays and year-end functions. There is

plenty to do in the area. From horse riding, walking and hiking

trails to fishing or golf. There are arts and crafts markets to be

explored and the guesthouse is only 50 km away from the world-

renowned Sun City.

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Magestico ToursAddress:

Plot78,WorldsviewRoad

P.O. Box 468

1240WhiteRiver

Contact: Ms.MichelleReed

Phone +27 83 600 1136

Fax +27 866 180 866

[email protected]

www.magesticotours.com

Magestico Tours is an inbound operator which was founded in

March 2006. They offer specialized packages such as safaris,

golf tours, horse riding tours, diving tours and honeymoons to

Southern Africa. Magestico Tours is constantly updating their

database with new properties and new activities.

South Africa.

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Mgazi Travel & ToursAddress:

1467,SouthCoastRoad

P.O. Box 72709

4060 Mobeni, Durban

Contact: Mr.RobertBhekithembaNtshangase

Phone +27 31 462 1201

Fax +27 866 521418

[email protected]

www.mgazitours.co.za

Mgazi Travel & Tours offers door to door transfers and shuttle

services. The offices from Mgazi Travel & Tours are in Durban

and have been in operation for the past two years in which ap-

proximately 20’000 passengers have been transported. Their

fleet has been upgraded and currently consists of luxury air-

conditioned shuttles, to provide up-market transport to and

from Durban International Airport and surrounding areas.

The company prides themselves on their professionalism and

the fact that they are always on time. Mgazi Travel & Tours runs

24 hours all year round. All vehicles carry extensive passenger

liability insurance.

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Moratiwa ToursAddress:

P.O. Box 1309

Bassonia

2061 Johannesburg

Contact: Mr. Malose Manaka

Phone +27 11 869 6629

Fax +27 86 608 0119

[email protected]

www.moratiwa.co.za

Moratiwa Tours is a specialised wheels tour operator with a

keenly focused African perspective. They offer personalised

comprehensive service in destination management and strive

to sustain the highest levels of professional service. The vision

of Moratiwa Tours is to provide a network of exciting routes that

display the best of Africa and to offer their clients a truly authen-

tic and enlightening experience. Moratiwa Tours promotes the

preservation of natural resources and the empowerment of local

communities. Moratiwa Tours has been certified by Fair Trade in

Tourism, South Africa.

South Africa.

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Nare Travel and Tours Address:

P.O. Box 43

Photsaneng 0311

Cnr.KloofRd&NelsonMandelaDr.

0300Rustenburg

Contact: Mr. Tebogo Nare

Phone +27 82 749 5152

Fax +27 86 617 7500

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.naretours.co.za

Nare Travel and Tours is a full service tour operator and destina-

tionmanagementcompanybasedinRustenburgandHartbee-

spoort Dam, North West Province of South Africa. The company

is specialized in transfer and shuttle services, adventure tours,

packaged tours, cultural and heritage tours, safaris, hunting and

golf tours, rural and township tours, inland and coastal tours as

well as holiday packages national and international. Nare Travel

and Tours also provides business and educational tours.

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Shiluvari Lakeside LodgeAddress:

Elim

Louis Trichardt

Limpopo Province

Contact: Mr. Michel Girardin

Phone +27 15 556 3406

Fax +27 15 556 3413

[email protected] or

[email protected]

www.shiluvari.com

Set against a backdrop of mountains and forests, holy lakes and

sacred ruins, the Shiluvari Lakeside Lodge welcomes people to

Ancient Venda and promises to restore the natural rhythm. From

the cool, thatched chalets you are overlooking the beautiful view

on the dam and mountains from which visitors can explore this

‘land of legend’. Shiluvari is a country style retreat with 14 units,

an award winning restaurant on site, the Hog and Hound pub

and bar, the Alfresco Terrace for all day dining and a lakeside

swimming pool with spectacular views on the dam. Shiluvari was

one of the first companies to receive the FTTSA label. The com-

pany is committed to sustainable and fair tourism and focuses

on the interaction with the local community and the bustling

metropolisofElim–heartofthelocalRibollaartsandcraftroute.

South Africa.

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South African Bassie Travel CentreAddress:

23ChamberlainRoad

Berea

5200 East London

Contact: Ms. Baselwa Ngozwana

Phone +27 43 726 2542

Fax +27 43 726 5641

[email protected]

www.bassietravel.co.za

South African Bassie Travel Centre is known for its great service

and value they bring to their clients’ needs.

The company is specialised in the following services:

• bus/coachhire

• accommodationbookingsforbothcorporateandleisure

• carhire

• airticketsbothdomesticandinternational

• toursworldwide

• visaandforexapplications

• internationallicensing

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The Vision Guest HouseAddress:

No. 7 Miller Street

P.O. Box 52673

5099 Mthatha

Contact: Ms. Lumka Lindelwa Somhlahlo

Phone +27 47 532 3733

Fax +27 86 696 2249

[email protected]

The Vision Guest House is an upmarket, sumptuous private

manor in the heart of Mthatha. It is a four star guest house for

business persons, local and international guests.

The Vision Guest House has nine guest rooms, each exquisitely

unique. A pool and a beautiful green garden belong also to the

guest house. The guesthouse also offers a self service dining

area, which serves both traditional and eastern cuisine.

South Africa.

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Tourism Enterprise Partnership (TEP)Address:

3rd Floor Travel House

6HoodAvenue,Rosebank

PO Box 3427

2121 Parklands

Contact: Ms. Hannelie Du Toit

Phone +27 11 880 3790

Fax +27 11 880 2740

[email protected]

www.tep.co.za

TEP is a non profit company who utilises funding from Corporate

South Africa and Government to facilitate the growth, develop-

ment and sustainability of small tourism businesses in South

Africa.

Each year TEP invests millions in the expansion of these busi-

nesses across South Africa. TEP has developed a unique en-

terprise development model which allows small businesses to

graduate upwards and overcome the credibility crises suffered

by many. At each step of the process TEP has a number of

programmes that offer hands-on, step-by-step support to im-

prove product quality, operational efficiency, and provide greater

market access.

Since 2000, TEP has assisted more than 6,400 small tourism

businesses to expand and improve business operations, which

facilitated the creation of over 57,000 jobs in the tourism industry.

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Wamalets Tours & Shuttle ServicesAddress:

3782 NU 8, Mdantsane, 5219

P.O. Box 793

5200 East London

Contact: Mr. Wakayi Manzi

Phone +27 43 762 2654

Fax +27 86 692 7763

[email protected]

www.wamaletstours.co.za

Wamalets Tours & Shuttle Services is a tour operator business

based in East London in the Eastern Cape Province. The com-

pany is specialised in cultural tours but adventure tours are also

arranged when requested. Wamalets Tours & Shuttle Services

operates in the entire Eastern Cape but concentrates more on

thethreeroutes:theWildCoast,theEscapeRouteandthe

Sunshine Coast. Their popular day tours include township tours,

cultural village tours and game drives. The company also offers

transfers from the airport to hotels or to any other place of inter-

est.

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General plan.

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Osec

Swiss Import Promotion Programme

Stampfenbachstrasse 85

P.O. Box 2407

CH-8021 Zurich

Phone +41 44 365 51 51

Fax +41 44 365 52 02

[email protected]

Hotline: +41 44 365 53 91www.sippo.chCopyright © Osec

October 2010. All rights reserved.