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uMlalazi Tourism Association AGM

Persons involved in the tourism sector, as well as interested public, are welcome to attend

August 28, 2020
Larry Bentley 1 minute read
The Dlinza Forest Aerial Boardwalk in eShowe is a popular tourist destination, especially for the birding enthusiast PHOTO: Zululand Pix / Larry Bentley

THE uMlalazi Tourism Association and branch Annual General Meetings have been scheduled for early September.

Persons involved in the tourism sector, as well as interested public, are welcome to attend.

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Due to the restriction of a maximum number of 50 people being allowed to meet, it is imperative that those wishing to attend to reply to Ronel Hulley by today (Friday, 28 August).

All safety regulations with regard to Covid-19 will apply.

The eShowe Branch meeting is on Tuesday, 1 September starting at 10am in the Norwegian Mission Chapel, Fort Nongqayi Village Museum in eShowe.

The next day, Wednesday (2 September) the Mtunzini Branch will meet at 3pm at the Mtunzini Forest Lodge, Mtunzini.

The uMlalazi Tourism Association AGM will be held at the same venue at 6pm also on 2 September.

To confirm your attendance contact Ronel Hulley on email hulleyronel38@gmail.com or cell number 082 6039604.

 

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August 28, 2020
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