AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSARS Border Cash Declarations: From 1 July, travellers entering or leaving South Africa must declare cash and bearer instruments above R100,000 via the Customs and Excise traveller system, with details shared with the Financial Intelligence Centre to curb illicit money flows. New Tourism Stay: The Department of Tourism has launched the Mthontsi Lodge and Conference Centre in KwaMaqoma (Eastern Cape), a R31m project with chalets, backpackers’ accommodation and conferencing aimed at boosting rural tourism and local jobs. Travel Disruption & Safety: Heavy winter weather is hitting roads, with Lootsberg Pass affected by snow and fog and authorities warning of closures and dangerous driving conditions. Xenophobia Fallout for Travellers: Reports continue of traumatised immigrant families in Johannesburg after violent anti-migrant protests, while multiple countries step up evacuations of their citizens from South Africa. World Cup in SA’s Orbit: Portugal edged Croatia in Toronto’s final group-stage spotlight, keeping the tournament’s travel buzz alive for South Africans planning match-season trips.
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