TOURIST GUIDE REGISTRATION: OVERVIEW
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ABOUT THE TOURIST GUIDE REGISTRATION OFFICE
All tourist guides need to register as a tour guide. Having a registered tour guide ensures visitors a positive experience. Registered tour guides abide by a code of conduct, are suitably qualified and trained in First Aid.
The Tourist Guide Registration Office provides Guiding Registration as well as Development Services. The office keeps a Register of tour guides and registration is for a two year period. We endeavour to develop, improve and maintain standards in the sector and strive to promote the tourist-guiding sector within the province.
If you intend to be contracted or employed as a tourist guide by a company, close corporation, tour operator or if you wish to be a free-lance tourist guide, the provincial tourist guide office of the Department of Economic Development must register you.
The tourist guide registration office works for you and is committed to transformation, job creation, and economic participation.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
- Where to find us:
Ground Floor
NBS Waldorf Arcade
80 St Georges Mall
Cape Town.
- Contact details:
Uveshnee Ragavan (Registrar: Tourist Guides)
Tourist Guide Registration Office
Ground Floor, St. George's Mall
80 Waldorf Building, Cape Town
Tel: 021 483 8734
Fax: 021 483 2957
registrar@pgwc.gov.za
- Operating hours:
Monday to Fridays
08:00 to 15:00 (closed from 12:30 to 13:30 each day).
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The content on this page was last updated on 12 February 2010
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