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Tourism remains a key driver of South Africa’s national economy and contributes to job creation. The tourism industry is a major contributor to the South African economy and employment of citizens. The sector contributes approximately 9% to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

With its unrivalled dedication to continuous innovation within its sector as well to the people in its employ, it’s no wonder that proudly South African group, Bidvest Prestige, has a reputation as a premier provider of world class, bespoke commercial services to a range of business and industries, locally and abroad.

“Basic sanitation is a basic human right” – however, a combination of natural disasters and shortcomings in the planning, maintenance and upgrade rollout performance at municipal and national level are combining to create a perfect storm in terms of South Africa’s ability to guarantee that basic right to its citizens.

Right now, the internet is awash with articles about ‘trends’ – be it in company operations, employee engagement, office hygiene, technology in the workplace . . . or a multitude of other disciplines that have relevance to running a successful business in South Africa and beyond.

“We have an open-minded philosophy in this business to drive things forward,” says Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Dees Maharaj. “But we need real-time, on-the-ground feedback, to help us make the right boardroom decisions.”

The COVID-19 coronavirus has been assessed and characterised as a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO), resulting in the focus towards health and cleanliness becoming even more imperative for every South African citizen.

With its unrivalled dedication to continuous innovation within its sector as well to the people in its employ, it’s no wonder that proudly South African group, Bidvest Prestige Cleaning, celebrates 50 years as a premier provider of world class, bespoke commercial services to a range of business and industries, locally and abroad.