Tourism survey reveals future alive with possibilities for youth: The South African Tourism Survey conducted between May and June 2023 provides crucial insights into the views of the youth employed in tourism.
The survey aimed to explore three primary aspects integral to the youth workforce within the sector and capture their perspective.
Most respondents fell within the 24 to 35 age group, 52% worked more than the standard 40-hour workweek, a third were employed as tour operators. Accommodation establishments made up 15% and travel agents 14%, being the second and third prominent employment categories. Those holding junior positions made up 30% of the respondents, while 28% held executive roles, and 29% were self-employed.
Most youth expressed job satisfaction and work-life balance despite longer working hours. Only 8% reported difficulties maintaining a work-life balance.
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