CapeInfo News : Two must-read stories

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There are two interesting recent stories on CapeInfo:

EV charging stations: Do you have a plan for the new tourism? Electric vehicles are coming and they will be almost as commonplace as smartphones before long. Do you have plans to be EV-friendly to cater for the new trend?
Is local government the saviour of or a hindrance to tourism? Tourism is a local government responsibility but, in most cases, municipalities don't have the first clue about how to handle it. This story gives a snapshot of the lack of credible direction in the Western Cape, which is streets ahead of other SA provinces.

Please read those stories and let us have your views.

Now that we're well into 2019, it's time to start looking at the places you may not have visited yet. Here's a selection:

Route 71 in Limpopo

The route starts at Polokwane and takes in Haenertsburg, Magoebaskloof, Tzaneen and Palaborwa. It's filled with legend and beauty. Magoebaskloof is unforgettable!

Magaliesburg & Hartbeespoort

Magaliesburg and Hartbeespoort are a short drive from Pretoria & Johannesburg, but a total break from city life.

Sabie, Hazyview, White River Dullstroom & Marloth Park

Sabie, Hazyview, White River, Dullstroom and Marloth Park T.

Midlands & Elephant Coast

KwaZulu-Natal's Midlands and Elephant Coast are about as different as you can get - from snow-capped Drakensberg to Indian Ocean beaches.

Clarens & Parys

The two hottest spots in the Free State are Clarens and Parys. If you haven't visited, it's time you did!
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Western Cape's small towns

Riebeek Kasteel, Prince Albert and Stanford are arguably three of the small towns that really feed the soul and the senses. Stanford will really surprise you if you haven't been before.

Editor's Pick
A small selection from the latest directory listings

Hogsback Inn

Off the beaten track and one of the most special villages in South Africa. You will find The Historic Hogsback Inn nestled amongst the trees in the Amathole mountains.

Stanford Hotel

The Stanford Hotel, offering secure accommodation and parking, is situated in the heart of village close to all the shops and attractions including the historic market square.