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Tourism Business Council of South Africa CEO Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa discusses the challenges in the tourism sector and the recent Comair liquidation announcement.  

The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Linden Birns, Managing Director at Plane Talking.

This is as airline capacity has reportedly dropped 40% since Comair’s business rescue practitioners announced plans to liquidate the airline.Speaking to <a href="https://www.moneyweb.co.za/n...

Pandemic, added to other woes, means the end of the line for one of SA's oldest airlines

A family of four travelling to Cape Town can pay more than R30,000 for airplane tickets over the long weekend.

The DA has blamed the liquidation of airline company Comair on what is calls governments inconsistency and careless manner in the closing and opening of the countrys borders.

The DA has placed partial blame of Comair’s liquidation on the way in which Government handled the borders during previous lockdowns.

Despite teething problems, many of those with air tickets from bankrupt Comair can get their money back

Expectations are that prices may only begin to normalise in 2023.

NUMSA says Comair CEO and Business Rescue Practitioners lurched from one crisis to another and destroyed the airline.