Upgrade – MTO Tsitsikamma Trail Accommodation Makeover and New Porterage Option Submission Details
Author: Andzisani Sibiya from Networxpr.
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About MTO Group:
The MTO Group, is a diversified agriculture and forestry business, headquartered in the Western Cape, but with representation in Mpumalanga, Eastern and Western Cape. The Group started its operations in the Cape region in 2005 through the privatisation of SAFCOL and in 2015, expanded its operations to the Lowveld. MTO currently provides direct employment to more than 1500 people.
The MTO Group’s business has five main pillars, which include its forestry, manufacturing, biomass/energy, and agriculture, and the thriving ecotourism business that sees hiking, trail running, mountain biking, fishing, and birding take place across its plantations, which now also offer accommodation.
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