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Incredible Transport and Projects trading as Incredible Tours is a shuttle, tours and transfer services that is registered as a Close Corporation. The company is operating within Johannesburg, Pretoria, Safari Lodges and Game Lodges around the two cities with an agent in Cape Town. We do transfers to any destination in the Republic of South Africa and day tours in Johannesburg, Pretoria and sorounding areas. Safety Policy The company has developed a procedure on how the work is carried out. All drivers will be trained on how to adhere to the safety regulations while transporting our clients. The Occupational Health & Safety Act is followed within the company. The staff (permanent & contract) will have on-going training on the Occupational Health & Safety regulations as well as on the usage of equipment within our vehicles. What makes us different? o Hands-on experience in the tours and airport transfer services. o Dedication to work completion on scheduled time. o Professionalism. o Competitive prices.
We at Incredible Tours make the security of our clients a priority so we offer a VIP protection in the form of body guards and vehicle escorts where needed at affordable rates. We pride ourselves in giving such a unique service to our VIP clients and all those who are security conscious. A two day notice is required prior to the trip. |
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| World Cup 2010 travel guide: Johannesburg apartheid tour The injustices of South Africa's apartheid past have been turned into a sobering but ultimately uplifting heritage industry in Johannesburg No wonder the World Cup, sport's biggest international gathering, is important to South Africa's self-image. Just 20 years ago, when Nelson Mandela was released from prison, the country was still a global pariah ruled by a white minority and torn by violence. The stories of this raw history are ever present in Johannesburg, the country's commercial capital. With few historic monuments or natural wonders to speak of, the city has shrewdly turned inward to create, in effect, an apartheid heritage industry. Past and present collide in Soweto, a sprawling township that became synonymous with apartheid and the struggle for freedom. Organised township tours such as those run by Incredible Tours £41.50 for a three-hour tour) can raise awkward feelings of voyeurism and "poverty tourism". I didn't like being led into the tiny house of a middle-aged woman as if to peer at a sociological specimen. But on balance, I felt such misgivings were outweighed by seeing Soweto f...
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