Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Ian Lloyd (Conservative), on Wednesday, 31 January 1990, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 3 members in total.

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Promotion of Tourism in South Africa by Network S.E. Magazine (No.3)

That this House draws the appropriate conclusions from the fact that the vast majority of tourists to South Africa are now blacks; welcomes the promotion of tourism by Network South East Magazine; considers that an increase in tourism, particularly by those who relish the continued condemnation of South Africa on the basis of largely obsolete disinformation sedulously propagated by the anti-apartheid movement, would enlarge the number of those who are able to comment from knowledge and personal experience; notes that if the British tourist industry, British Airways and British Rail hope to enlarge the valuable support they receive from South African tourists of all races they should not ally their organisations with those for whom the long historical association of Britain and South Africa in peace and war counts for nothing; and concludes that the 1986 Commonwealth Summit Agreement is now in need of drastic revision.

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Secondary information

Type

Early day motion

Reference

417 

Session

1989-90

Subjects

British Rail Magazine press Tourism South Africa British Airways Apartheid Network SouthEast

Link

View this Early day motion on www.parliament.uk