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This is the third in a series of views on the establishment of the Western Cape’s recently-announced Economic Development Partnership. The EDP will be a success because there is a need for it. After 18 years of getting to grips … Continue reading →

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This is the second in a series of views on the establishment of the Western Cape’s recently-announced Economic Development Partnership. Firstly the establishment of the Economic Development Partnership is a huge opportunity for the people of the Western Cape to … Continue reading →

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 This is the first in a series of views on the establishment of the Western Cape’s recently-announced Economic Development Partnership. The Western Cape Government’s number one goal is to create the opportunities for businesses and citizens to grow the economy. … Continue reading →

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The debate over freedom of speech in social media and the fine line between constructive and destructive criticism is an interesting talking point. Social media is pushing the traditional boundaries of freedom of speech. The internet, and the immediacy thereof, … Continue reading →

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Recession or no recession, in many ways, tourism remains the primary fuel that powers the economy of Cape Town and the Western Cape.  As one of the world’s most desirable and sought after destinations, Cape Town continues to attract a … Continue reading →

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When I was in my final year at the University of Pretoria studying Law I was faced with the reality of an unplanned pregnancy. As with most young people growing up, I had very definite ideas of what I perceived … Continue reading →

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I ascribe to the vision that Cape Town Tourism wishes to achieve by 2020. I think that the organization is doing a good, professional job of representing the industry and marketing tourism in Cape Town and the surrounding region. I … Continue reading →

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Cape Town Tourism has announced the seven nominees for the three positions on their board of directors.  So CapeInfo has asked the nominees to contribute their tourism visions, to show their insight and ability to help drive Cape Town even … Continue reading →

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