This report highlights the impact of the 2010 FIFA World Cup on tourism in South Africa. It is based on two surveys conducted by SA Tourism and covers only the impact of the international tourist market.

This report analyses tourist arrivals to South Africa. As part of a national effort to improve the quality of tourism statistics in South Africa, tourist arrivals as opposed to visitor arrivals will now be released.

The Q2 2010 report is the second in a new series of Quarterly Reports and is identified by its green tables on the front page. The survey results are now weighted to the total tourist arrivals as released by Statistics SA. As a result of a change to the weighting methodology, the results in this report are not comparable to previous reports.

This document explains the strategic choices made by SA Tourism to market South Africa as a tourist destination.

This report provides an overview of tourism in 2009/2010

This report analyses tourist arrivals to South Africa. As part of a national effort to improve the quality of tourism statistics in South Africa, tourist arrivals as opposed to visitor arrivals will now be released.

This report analyses tourist arrivals to South Africa. As part of a national effort to improve the quality of tourism statistics in South Africa, tourist arrivals as opposed to visitor arrivals will now be released.

This report analyses tourist arrivals to South Africa. As part of a national effort to improve the quality of tourism statistics in South Africa, tourist arrivals as opposed to visitor arrivals will now be released.

This report analyses tourist arrivals to South Africa. As part of a national effort to improve the quality of tourism statistics in South Africa, tourist arrivals as opposed to visitor arrivals will now be released.

The Q1 2010 report represents the beginning of a new series of Quarterly Reports and is identified by its green tables on the front page. The survey results are now weighted to the total tourist arrivals as released by Statistics SA. As a result of a change to the weighting methodology, the results in this report are not comparable to previous reports.

This report shows a brief look at the domestic tourism results for 2009, mainly focussing on holiday and business tourists as well as day visitors

This report shows the performance of provinces in the domestic market for 2009.

This consolidated report prepared by the Strategic Research Unit provides a review of the performance of the tourism sector against the South African Tourism mandate.

This report analyses tourist arrivals to South Africa. As part of a national effort to improve the quality of tourism statistics in South Africa, tourist arrivals as opposed to visitor arrivals will now be released.

This report analyses tourist arrivals to South Africa. As part of a national effort to improve the quality of tourism statistics in South Africa, tourist arrivals as opposed to visitor arrivals will now be released.

This is a headline report. A more comprehensive review of the performance of the sector will follow with the publication of the 2009 Annual Report in July this year and will be published on this website.

This booklet has been developed from desktop research to provide an overview of the Swedish tourism market and to help market South Africa in Sweden. It is the first edition for this market and marks the beginning of our efforts to better understand this tourism market.

This booklet has been developed from desk top research to provide an overview of the Italian market and to help market South Africa in Italy.

This booklet has been developed from desktop research to provide an overview of the Canadian tourism market and to help market South Africa in Canada. It is the first edition for this market and marks the beginning of our efforts to better understand this tourism market.

This booklet is the third edition in the series of reports designed to help market South Africa in the USA. The foundation of the report sits on research conducted by South African Tourism in the USA in 2002, 2005 and 2007 to understand the whole of the market and not just the section we are currently seeing.