Residents are encouraged to support local businesses during level four lockdown. Sapphire Coast Tourism, one of the nine community tourism organisations within the eThekwini Municipality, would like to encourage residents to support local businesses during these difficult times.
The organisation’s Romy Wenzel said, “It is without doubt, that the tourism sector is and is going to be one of the most affected industries, before, during and after lockdown. The tourism industry has realised the urge to promote local establishments as tourism cannot exist without each and every establishment offering its services to residents, holidaymakers, business travellers as well as international visitors while exploring our treasured coastline with time to come. With lockdown level four being implemented as from 1 May, please consider to make use of the many food delivery services that are available within the Sapphire Coast region.”
Visit their Facebook or Instagram page to stay updated on what each and every Sapphire Coast Tourism member has available to keep your taste buds entertained as local is lekker!
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“From Athlone Park to Clansthal, some of Sapphire Coast Tourism’s popular and well-known eateries have resumed to work. As for the accommodation sector, we would like to encourage establishments to contact Sapphire Coast Tourism Team with regards to information being required in connection with the interventions for the tourism/ accommodation sector. Kindly note that the tourism bureau, based in Beach Road, Amanzimtoti, remains closed until further notice,” she added.
For more information, send an email to info@sapphirecoasttourism.co.za or romywenzel@gmail.com.
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