Tourism has been recovering strongly from the dark days of Covid-19 when nobody was allowed to go anywhere, but the numbers are still below those of 2019 – except for Cape Town. MoneywebNews Tourism CapeTown
Tourism has been recovering strongly from the dark days of Covid-19 when nobody was allowed to go anywhere or have any fun, but the numbers are still below those of 2019 – except for Cape Town. Figures show that tourism in the Western Cape, especially Cape Town, has recovered better than in the rest of SA and that the number of visitors has increased to above those of 2020. Read: International tourists are back According to the latest data from Statistics SA nearly 4.
Recently this objective has received an impressive boost with great publicity generated by our stunning vineyards which featured in the world’s best,” says Wenger. “Working with tour stakeholders, including the private sector, we will continue to ensure that the Western Cape remains top of mind for both international and domestic tourists,” she says.
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