Dr Danisa Baloyi – Board Member Dr Tanya Abrahamse Executive Director
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Dr Tanya Abrahamse - Executive Director Dr Keith Shongwe – Board Member Contents What is the TBCSA? TBCSA achievements The Tourism Economy TBCSA initial scoping of Empowerment &Transformation Actions taken The Charter & The First Annual Review Findings of the Review Other areas of intervention TBCSA key priorities for 2003 Future opportunities & challenges Conclusion One Voice for Tourism The TBCSA Public Private Partnerships SA Tourism THETA (Tourism Hospitality & Sports Education Training Authority) National Grading Council of South Africa Airline Bilaterals & Aviation Policy Review (DoT) Retosa Lotteries (DTI) SANParks Transformation Forum (DEAT) Active member of ‘Team SA’ TBCSA Achievements Cementing partnerships One Channel Communications Identification and leading, lobbying and working together on priority areas that affect the growth and development of tourism in SA Joint marketing of the destination Considerable more funds for international marketing TOMSA growth exceeding expectations The Tourism Economy Worldwide effect of 9/11 SA defying world trends – showed a growth of 20.1% from key markets in 2002 Total foreign tourist arrivals increased by 11.1% to 6.4 million tourists Contribution to SA’s GDP expected to increase to 9% Many large companies reported 25% increase in profits last FY Tourism economy broad & diverse and has major downstream impact on other SA’n industries Jobs, empowerment, benefit spread – needs a concerted effort – will not just happen The Tourism Economy (cont.) TBCSA initial scoping of Empowerment and Transformation Definitions – needed to be clarified AGREED SCOPE Ownership Active participation in management Finance and investment access and support Skills development and training Support to emerging SMME’s (not the only focus) Business linkages Workplace culture Job creation Access to the tourism experience Actions Taken Consultation with a number of large players Board agreement on way forward and scope Industry report commissioned and comments Survey of success stories and linkages made Survey of our black / emerging / new / small business members for obstacles A Draft Charter of Commitment developed The first annual review launched in June 2002 Second annual review underway – due June 2003 The Charter & The First Annual Review The first step – Charter launched & signed in 2001 Pioneering & historic Compliance underpinned by Annual Review & peer pressure The survey questionnaire The consultant – Letsema Favorable response Industry is ahead of the game Agreed measurement tools The Charter & The First Annual Review (cont.) Annual survey on ownership & report on success stories Track employment equity data & compliance with labour legislation Track IDC, TEP, DTI targets Track representivity in associations and industry bodies Monitor constructive relationship with labour Achievement of targets in the international marketing campaign – jobs, geographical spread Track domestic marketing efforts Findings of the review Compliance with govt legislation Equity planning and skills development Affirmative procurement still a challenge, parastatals leading here Gap in funding for start ups and follow thru Quantitative data scarce and problems with definition Communication and access to info uneven To enter risk capital difficult to get Profits slow The industry very co-dependent almost ‘Old Boys’ to function The practice of non –active black partners Ignorance of industry After 1st Annual Review: agreement on way forward Representivity on associations and bodies (2nd review to look at this) Tackle affirmative procurement & develop models Business Linkages – 6 site areas 2 rural 2 deep urban 2 small urban Setting up an affirmative procurement agency Agreement in principle Do pilot Seeking large tourism player to cooperate Communication and popularisation – tourism & tourism business broadly Grow domestic tourism particularly LSM 4 to 6 Other areas of intervention for BEE Access to co-operative marketing (SAT) Preferential access to southafrica.net website Business Trust/THETA learnership programme Tourism Enterprise Programme IDC commitment to targets Large events – e.g. WSSD & WCC, and improve Government travel and procurement policy – Cabinet decision and Black database DTI’s incentives programme Parks concessions Other privatisation and unbundling processes TBCSA Key Priorities for 2003 Act as a communication conduit Facilitate the information flow to & from SA Tourism Grow the TOMSA levy Ensure TBCSA representative of industry views Identify key impediments Maintain & improve existing partnerships & identify new ones Identify & clarify roles of other organisations Fight crime & grime Ensure that capacity follows demand and vice versa Focus on macro issues and trend analysis Future opportunities & challenges Empowerment & Transformation Local & International Perceptions of South Africa One-Stop Communications and Benefits for Tourism New Product Development Local & International Investment & Financing Getting the Market Intelligence Right Propagating a Tourist Friendly Culture among all South Africans Drive to include businesses that benefit and effect tourism (i.e.. Music, sports, film, arts etc.) Conclusion Projects Tweeking the process of the puzzle BEE Nationalisation Sustainability “One Voice” Our industry has a long history of fragmentation and self-interest. Yet international best practice has shown that this industry, more than any other thrives on national co-operation, pooling of resources and benefit sharing to be internationally competitive. The growth of the past 10 years has shown that strategic leadership in the key areas that affect our industry and the active public/private partnership has made our industry and sector highly successful. Dostları ilə paylaş:
