The inaugural World Travel Market (WTM) Africa event concluded on 3 May, at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC). The event delivered an impressive economic impact on the continent’s tourism sector, with over 350 exhibitors and 500 qualified buyers attending with 5 386 pre-scheduled appointments between qualified buyers and exhibitors.
Over the two days of the event, some 4 500 travel and tourism professionals leveraged real business opportunities and engaged in valuable business conversations, met new contacts, exchanged ideas, shared best practice and learned and networked in a fresh new environment.
Suppliers and buyers have praised the event as an excellent opportunity for Africa’s business development, knowledge enhancement and exclusive networking in the region but with global relevance.
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Your Travel Guide for South Africa Accommodation & AttractionsSouth Africa - Few places in the world offer such unrivalled splendor and diversity; from coastal magnificence, lakes, forests and mountains, to vast open plains teeming with wildlife. South Africa is also rich in Culture, History, Art and Heritage.
Thank you for making us part of your Traveling experience by making use of our South African travel guide. Our accommodation guide follows a route from west to east, focusing on Cape Town and surrounds, the Cape West Coast, Cape Winelands, Route 62, Klein Karoo, Greater Karoo, Overberg, Garden Route, Eastern Cape and the Wild Coast. We will expand our listings with more travel options to other provinces.
Featured Accommodation on Your Travel Guide (Click for More Info)
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Lake Pleasant Living
Lake Pleasant Living dates back to c1850, when the original hunting lodge was built on the banks of freshwater Groenvlei Lake. Dozens of pictures in the common areas remind us of the surrounds back then, from sailing ships negotiating the Heads of ..
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Ravenna Mountain Retreat
Ravenna Mountain Retreat - Nestling between the Majestic Langeberg Mountains and rugged Karoo koppies.
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Umngazi River Bungalows & Spa
The Wild Coast may be South Africa’s most spectacular & yet least touristy region with it’s rocky coastline, indigenous forests, secluded coves and many river mouths. And all this is on your doorstep at Umngazi.
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Sleeping Beauty Guest House
This historic home, built in 1880 as a pastorie for the local Dutch Reformed minister, has been an owner managed Guest House for almost 20 years.
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Summerhill Guest Farm
"A friendly welcome, a relaxed home-from-home stay on a grape farm in the mountainous Brandwacht Valley behind Worcester. Choose from 8 fully equipped charmingly decorated units sleeping 1 - 6 people with private entrances and off street parking."
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Tsitsikamma Lodge & Spa
Tsitsikamma Lodge & Spa is a truly splendid lodge loftily set against the foothills of the Tsitsikamma Mountain range and is sheltered by the forest fringe. Blending in with the surroundings and built entirely of wood, these unique free-standing cabins with alluring spa baths that have been designed to complement their environment.
Upon entering this multi award winning lodge you will find beautifully landscaped gardens with prolific birdlife and an unrivalled atmosphere of peace and tranquility where you will become aware that you have arrived somewhere quite special. Due to its prime setting, it is the perfect base from which to explore the adventure activities along the Garden Route.
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De Zeekoe Guest Farm
Only 7km outside Oudtshoorn, in the Garden Route, surrounded by the famous Swartberg and Outeniqua mountains, is one of the world’s 17 "hot spots" with 3 overlapping flower zones. Surrounded by variety attractions like ostrich farms, longest wine route in the world (R 62), Cango caves, Wildlife ranch, waterfalls and museums, makes this the ideal destination for a visit or a stay over in the Klein Karoo. This owner managed, 2000 hectare working farm, is malaria free and child friendly.
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Heathers B&B
Heather and Barry Vorster have only one problem with their accommodation, our guests enjoy the "home from home feeling" in each of our units that they feel so at home they don't want to leave.
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Avoca River Cabins
"Back to Nature"! Along the Sunday's River; 20 minutes drive from the Addo Elephant National Park. Welcome to a working citrus farm. We have 6 equipped chalets, 2 Wood Cottages, 4 Ethnic Mud Huts and en-suite accommodation. Meals arranged in advance. Safaris arranged. Fishing, swimming & canoeing. Children Welcome!
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Gewels Guest House
The best sea & mountain views in South Africa! 200m from the beach. Walking distance to CBD & attractions. This home has got an old world charm to it with comfortable en-suite bedrooms. Enjoy our tranquil gardens & true South African hospitality. Hosts: Pieter & Anne-Marie
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Reeden Lodge
Affordable self catering cottages on a farm within easy walking distance of the village. Fabulous views, lots of space and lovely gardens.
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A Stone's Throw B&B
A Stone's Throw B&B accommodation is nestled on the hilltops above Grahamstown. Offering country living "A Stone's Throw" from the University town of Grahamstown, where you can enjoy panoramic vistas and witness gorgeous sunsets from a spacious garden setting which is surrounded by open countryside. A Stone's Throw is situated as an ideal stopover between the Garden Route and KwaZulu Natal, just 2km's off the N2, outside Grahamstown, home to the National Arts Festival and City of Saints and Scholars, a seven minute drive into the city centre of Makana Grahamstown. The beaches of Kenton-on-Sea, Kasouga, and Port Alfred are nearby and the Great Fish River Reserves, Addo Elephant Park and Port Elizabeth are just over one hour away.
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Your Travel Guide Booklet
Look out for our latest edition of the Your Travel Guide booklet. Available from participating distribution points.
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October 17 Pink Trees for Pauline / Graaff-Reinet & District Cancer Association
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