#BASA The Beer Association of South Africa is hosting a virtual press conference to announce the stringent measures its members have put in place to ensure consumer safety this festive season. Follow @JacaNews for the live updates.
#BASA SA Tourism CEO Sisa Ntshona emphasizes that the Covid-19 is a “global pandemic”.
“We have an office in Germany and they have gone into a lockdown from 10 December until 10 January. No one is allowed to leave.”
“We have an office in Germany and they have gone into a lockdown from 10 December until 10 January. No one is allowed to leave.”
#BASA Ntshona says SA’s Covid-19 approach is “risk adjusted”.
“When the numbers change, then the approach is also adjusted.”
“When the numbers change, then the approach is also adjusted.”
#BASA Ntshona says recovery in the Tourism sector will take two to three years.
“For us to go back to the tourism levels of 2019, we need at least two years to get there. However we need to drive domestic travel at this time.”
“For us to go back to the tourism levels of 2019, we need at least two years to get there. However we need to drive domestic travel at this time.”
#BASA Ntshona now appealing to establishment owners to not cut “safety regulation” corners.
#BASA Heidi Bartis from the SAB says the company has been paying close attention to the rising Covid-19 numbers in the EC.
“We have committed to donating R30 million in PPEs. We are dispatching patrollers who will ensure that establishments comply with Covid-19 regulations.”
“We have committed to donating R30 million in PPEs. We are dispatching patrollers who will ensure that establishments comply with Covid-19 regulations.”
#BASA says it has cancelled the sponsorship of all mass events.
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