
Tourism safety in South Africa is taken seriously by people in this county. If you're a tourist needing information on where to go, what to see, what to do in an emergency, how to cut through red tape, or the answer to any other query - big or small - a one-stop national call centre is there to assist you.
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The Tourism Information and Safety Call Line - 083 123 2345 - is a partnership between Engen and South African Tourism, and can handle up to 3 000 calls a month. The centre was launched in February and is located in Engen Court, Foreshore, Cape Town. The line is a 24-hour operation manned by four people. The line is linked to the national tourism database, which has up-to-date information on all services and products - accommodation, transport, activities, events and contacts. Tourists can now phone the number for any query, including what to do in an emergency or bureaucratic pickle. South African Tourism gives a monthly contribution to the service and is responsible for marketing it, while Engen funds the balance as part of its corporate social responsibility programme. Tourism and especially tourism safety is a focus area for petroleum giant Engen, which also sponsors Open Africa, the Arrive Alive Campaign, and runs the Town of the Year promotion Accommodation in South Africa
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