The Triland tourism route is set to become even more diverse and adventurous as plans are underway to expand to other SADC countries.
is considering an expansion of the Triland route — which currently includes South African neighbours Mozambique and Eswatini — to include other Southern African Development Community countries.and the Mozambique Tourism Board and is aimed at promoting the region as a tourist, trade and investment destination.
“The Triland route is really growing and we are seeing an increase in demand for packages that combine Mpumalanga’s safari experiences with attractions in the Kingdom of Eswatini and the Republic of Mozambique,” MTPA chief executiveThe three countries have promoted the Triland route since the signing of a memorandum of understanding at Africa’s Travel Indaba in May last year, he added.
The Triland partners work with the departments responsible for immigration control in the member states to ease travellers’ access to their destinations and accelerate the regional integration of the tourism industry. “We remain vigilant and take cognisance of certain barriers that come with access to the province,” Vilakazi said.
“Through collaborations with various stakeholders, we conduct a number of tourism safety initiatives on a regular basis to ensure that we encourage our patrons to be vigilant when travelling and also to provide them with a safe environment as well as a memorable experience when visiting any of the countries on the Triland route.”
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