Tour operator repurposes business to Agric

Without pandemics travel and tourism sector is one of the fastest growing areas, globally with players in businesses like agriculture watching in envy.

However, since the outbreak of COVID-19, the sector is on its knees while agriculture has clawed back its glory days status.

Hence entrepreneurs are repurposing their assets to offset the impact of the pandemic on their businesses. One such businessperson is Samuel Tshekonyane of Big Sam Hubber Travel and Tours who has braced for dramatic drop in the tourism business by venturing into horticultural farming.

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