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Will Technology Replace Hospitality?

While technology has transformed and advanced the hospitality industry in a positive manner quite rapidly, the biggest challenge that comes with technological advancement is the probability of replacing existing staff with a technological device, since the device can do the same job just as well. 

According to Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa, CEO of the Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa…

Hospitality Water-saving Urged by FEDHASA

With the City of Cape Town’s level 3B water restrictions coming into force today (1 February 2017), FEDHASA, the Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa, has called on its members and the hospitality industry to optimise water-saving and water resource management across the industry.

Dam levels dropped to around 39.2% by the end of January; the City has warned that it is not viable to…

FEDHASA Announces Resignation of Cape Chairperson

Rob Kucera has officially announced his resignation as Chairperson of the FEDHASA Cape Board.

“It is with deep sadness that I must resign as Chairperson of the FEDHASA Cape Board, as I have accepted a fantastic opportunity abroad. I would like to extend special thanks to all fellow board members for all their help and support, and in particular to the team in the Cape office,” stated Kucera.

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