The City’s official destination marketing organisation, Cape Town Tourism (CTT), has announced the election of Wahida Parker, Managing Director of the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company, as its new Board Chairperson. Parker is an attorney and internationally accredited mediator. Her …

Cape Town has been named as the 11th best city in the world. It is according to Timeout, in collaboration with a global network of editors and contributors, has listed its favourite featured cities and named Cape Town as the 11th Best City in the World due to its array of cultures, food, mountains, beaches and nightlife – another notch on the belt of the Mother City.

Enver Duminy, CEO of Cape Town Tourism said that the Cape Town Tourism is delighted at the news of the South African government dropping the remaining Covid-19 restrictions. The lifting of mask-wearing, and ending of gathering limitations and checks on all travellers coming into the country, is a big win for South African tourism.

United Airlines announced today it has filed an application with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for three weekly nonstop flights between Washington, D.C. and Cape Town, South Africa. If approved, United’s flights will become the first nonstop service ever …

Cape Town has been announced as the first city on the African continent to welcome the prestigious 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft.

Cape Town Tourism has launched its most important initiative to date – the landmark Find Your Freedom immersive travel experience.

Tourism in Cape Town, South Africa, is gaining traction across the city with hands-on support from industry bodies seeking to drive accessibility and sustainability within local communities, including Khayelitsha.

In Cape Town, power cut has been become one of the strongest challenges in this port city on South Africa’s South west Coast in its efforts to pick up with Cape Town’s allure for foreign and domestic tourists after the …

The festive season brought some much-needed relief to the battered tourism sector as reflected in figures released by the City’s Economic Growth Department in partnership with Cape Town Tourism (CTT). Despite concerns about the risks of travelling during a pandemic …

The Mother City saw an increase in visitors with Cape Town International Airport reporting recovery of 66% for domestic arrivals and 29% for international when compared to December 2019. Across the board, tourism figures looked brighter for ‘Dezemba’, despite ongoing travel bans and the discovery of Omicron.