Limpopo South Africa Develops Its Tourism Sector.

Online, September 13, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Limpopo is South Africa's northernmost province and it's well known to be the ancient lands with pre-historic secrets and surrounded by forests, water springs along with waterfalls. Limpopo has a rich cultural heritage with so many mysteries being discovered, it attracts many tourists because the Kruger National Park is positioned within the area. The Park harbors large crowds of elephant, birdlife and buffaloes. A safari to this park is a rewarding encounter to all tourists.

Information has it that the tourism sector of Limpopo is setting up new strategies to increase on the number of tourists this month. This has been done through a theme that goes Tourism Linking Cultures with an aim of having different cultures celebrate tourism in the world travel. Limpopo has about three cultures that have played an important role in attracting tourists; they are hospitable and exciting to all visits. It offers first hand tourism packages to its clients and through this, it wants people to get a chance and visit the Eden of Africa.

The Minister of Tourism has also encouraged tour operators to organize workshops that will help them become popular in different countries. Much emphasis ought to be put on the Vhembe cultural tour that caters for the local and international tourists. Other tourism destinations discovered in this area include Dzata Ruins, Lake Fundudzi,Thathe Vondo Forest,Noria Mabaso Art Museum and Mapungubwe all these will give a memorable experience of a life time.The World Tourism Day is soon going to be celebrated and so many people from different countries will be brought together around the world. This will help people learn from the different cultures and how best to advance their tourism sector. Other aspects obtained include mutual understanding, tolerance as well as respect for their job. This date September 27 was put up by the United Nationals to celebrate tourism and its economic, environmental as well as social benefits. The theme clearly shows how South Africa has a rich heritage and cultural diversity.