South African Tourism Dept Cancels Landmark Tottenham Hotspur Sponsorship Deal allafrica: SouthAfrica
Cape Town — A deal between English Premier League team Tottenham Hotspur FC and the South African Department of Tourism has been scrapped.
Minister De Lille offered assurance that other avenues would be explored in order to promote South Africa as a preferred tourist destination."I will also continue engaging SA Tourism and the department in more detail on the Department's budget to ensure that we fulfil our mandate of growing visitor numbers to South Africa, providing the necessary support to enable growth, increase job creation and increase the sector's contribution to the economy," she said.
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