Calling all guesthouse and B&B owners in South Africa to become TOMSA levy contributors and help grow the country’s tourism industry. Tourism Marketing South Africa (TOMSA) plays a vital role in promoting South Africa as a leading travel destination.

the TOMSA levy What are the benefits? Qualifying for discounted rates when participating at industry trade shows such as the annual Meetings Africa and Tourism Indaba

The tourism levy, also referred to as TOMSA, is the 1% charge paid by tourists for the use of specific travel and tourism services in South Africa.

Jul 20, 2024 · The Tourism Levy South Africa (TOMSA) is a voluntary tax that businesses in the local travel and tourism industry pay to promote and develop tourism in South Africa. It is a marginal levy charged to consumers for the use of specific tourism services in South Africa.

Tourism Levy South Africa (TOMSA) is a private sector-led and public sector supported levy contribution initiative. It was set up in 1999 to provide additional funding for the marketing of destination South Africa.

Calling all guesthouse and B&B owners in South Africa to become TOMSA levy contributors and help grow the country’s tourism industry. Tourism Marketing South Africa (TOMSA) plays a vital role in promoting South Africa as a leading travel destination.

Aug 12, 2024 · The Tourism Levy, also known as TOMSA, is the one-time charge paid by tourists for specific travel and tourism services in South Africa. It is calculated on the total net amount (excluding VAT, GETFUND, COVID, and NHIL levies) of products and services patronized from a hotel or other establishment.

Tourism Levy South Africa (TOMSA) is a private sector-led and public sector supported levy contribution initiative. It was set up in 1999 to provide additional funding for the marketing of destination South Africa.

Jul 1, 2024 · The tourism levy, commonly known as the Tourism Marketing South Africa (TOMSA) levy, is a 1% levy applied to specific tourism services in South Africa that is passed onto the consumer. The TOMSA levy aims to generate additional funds for South African Tourism (SAT) to market the country as a tourism destination nationally and globally.

The tourism levy, commonly known as the Tourism marketing south africa (Tomsa) levy, is a 1% levy applied to specific tourism services in south africa that is passed onto the consumer.