Visitor experience improved as TMNP halts indemnity form requirement

[The Mercury - South Africa] - 15/02/2026

Table Mountain National Park has suspended its indemnity form requirement at park gates, addressing visitor frustrations and streamlining entry procedures during a transition to a digital verification system.

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