Despite water restrictions still being in place, Cape Town Tourism is urging visitors to come as the impact of these restrictions is minimal.
Tourists are encouraged to take short showers and ensure taps are not left running. As of October 2018, local dams were at 75% capacity. Cape Town enjoys increasing international tourism, with the latest figures showing 13% growth in international arrivals year-on-year.
According to the Euromonitor Megatrends Report 2019, which was released at World Travel Market, one of the trends which is influencing holiday choices made by comsumers is the desire for a seamless experience from start to finish, For visitors to South Africa, this includes the use of proximity payment products to minimise the amount of cash carried by tourists.
?We extend our invitation to all travel enthusiasts, explorers and holidaymakers to come and see for themselves that Cape Town is a must-visit destination with unparalleled experiences, that hold sustainable tourism practices at our foundation,? said Cape Town Tourism CEO, Enver Duminy.
