The archaeological sites at Mossel Bay's Pinnacle Point – which have revealed some of the earliest evidence for modern human behaviour – have been declared Provincial Heritage Sites.

The City of Cape Town has welcomed scores of local and international visitors as they arrive in the Mother City for its traditional peak tourism season.

Cape Town Stadium is the City of Cape Town’s most significant strategic asset in terms of attracting key events to Cape Town. The effective management and use of the stadium is in keeping with its commitment to building an 'Opportunity City' and making Cape Town the events capital of Africa.

Cape Town may well be the great white shark capital of the world, but its waters are home to an impressive array of intriguing marine life. If you know where to look you will unearth mysterious kelp forests full of smiling fish, giant pinnacles, coral gardens and playful seals.

As hundreds of thousands of travellers make their way through the world's airports every day, en route to business, family and fair destinations, a handful of the world’s elite pass gently through international arrival halls unobserved and with nary a hair out of place.