Monthly Archives: October 2012

FTTSA and SAT have signed a joint marketing agreement to introduce the concept of Fair Trade Tourism to the Australian market. As part of this, our Marketing Manager recently participated in a 10-day whirlwind road-show of New Zealand and Australia. … Continue reading →

Posted on October 31, 2012 by Fair Trade Tourism | Leave a comment

Action packed weekend in Soweto

Posted on October 24, 2012 by Fair Trade Tourism

Chantal Stansfield Chantal Stansfield was the lucky winner of an action packed weekend in Soweto in collaboration with FTTSA, Getaway Magazine,  SoWeToo, FTTSA-certified The Soweto Hotel & Confreence Centre and FTTSA-certified Lebo’s Soweto Backpackers. The weekend had a Fair Trade … Continue reading →

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Travelmole writes about focus on sustainable tourism certifying

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Fair Trade Tourism

Tuesday 16 October Travelmole published an interview with FTTSA Excecutive Director Jennifer Seif. Jennifer Seif of Fair Trade Tourism South Africa talks to Valere Tjolle of Vision on Sustainable Tourism: Tour operators – pay fair prices and be transparent Valere … Continue reading →

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Meet Joyce at Leshiba Wilderness

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Fair Trade Tourism

Shandukani Joyce Mulaudzi was born in 1973 on top of the Soutpansberg mountains on the western side of Louis Trichardt on the farm Bangor. In 1985, during the apartheid years, and the forced removals, Joyce’s father bought a house in … Continue reading →

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FTTSA in Ethical Living

Posted on October 3, 2012 by Fair Trade Tourism

During 12 months you will be able to see FTTSA in Ethical Living, a magazine that caters to a small, but focussed target market in South Africa that wants to live an ethical and environmentally conscious lifestyle. In the October issue we … Continue reading →

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