South Africa defers child travel changes
- Health & Leisure
- Thursday, 18 September 2014
The deferment comes following months of fervent lobbying by ASATA and its trade association partners in South Africa, including meetings with both the minister and deputy minister, letters to the Ministry and opinion pieces in the press to raise awareness around the negative impact that these new immigration regulations could have on the travel and tourism sectors and the shortfalls in the ability of Home Affairs to meet their own objectives regarding various amendments to the Immigration Act.