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A tourism jobs bloodbath could see two-thirds of staff in sector out of work by mid-2021

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capetown thumb100 The Citizen reports that according to new research, two-thirds of jobs in the tourism business sector could be shed by this time next year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.  

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