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Number of visitors to CT expected to increase

Cape Town Tourism says the industry is looking at about a 4% growth this year after it took a knock over the past year due to the drought in province.

Cape Town/ Green Point generic. Picture: Refilwe Pitjeng/EWN.
Cape Town/ Green Point generic. Picture: Refilwe Pitjeng/EWN.
| 469 days ago

CAPE TOWN - South African Tourism Agencies say the number of visitors to the Western Cape is expected to increase over the holiday period.

Cape Town Tourism says there's been a growth in the number of bookings compared to last year.

The organisation says the tourism industry is looking at about a 4% growth this year after it took a knock over the past year due to the drought in province.

The agency's Enver Duminy said, “There has been a growth in volume as compared to last year because we were dealing with drought matters.”

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