The main message around the ‘We Are Worth Waiting For’ campaign is that until the time comes to explore the beautiful city, Cape Town will seduce and nurture a long-distance relationship with visitors, both encouraging them to be loved from a distance and creating hope and longing around being reunited when it’s safe to do so. Read the article here
Related Posts
90 000 jobs in Cape tourism sector could be lost in the next six months
Posted in: PressCape Town - More than 90 000 tourism sector jobs could be lost in the next six months, according to a Cape Town Tourism (CTT) report on the impact the Covid-19 pandemic would have on the industry. Read more here.
Lonely Planet Loves Cape Town
Posted in: PressThe world's most famous travel guide has always loved Cape Town. Most recently they've become as enamoured as we are with The Grand Daddy Hotel, a boutique hotel on Cape Town's vibey Long Street. Becca Blond, writing for Lonely Planet, says " In enigmatic and beautiful Cape Town, The Grand Daddy…
Cape Town beckons you from a distance: ‘We are worth waiting for’
Posted in: Press, UncategorisedAs the country gets ready to ease into level 4 of the national lockdown, it's become apparent that travel across the length and breath of this beautiful nation will have to wait a while. Read the full article on IOL