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“A December to Remember: Western Cape Experiences Historic Tourism Surge”

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The Western Cape experienced a historic surge in tourism in December, welcoming over 400,000 visitors, according to Wesgro. Cape Town, home to attractions like Table Mountain and Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, saw a significant increase in visitors, with Table Mountain National Park experiencing a 21.9% growth in comparison to the previous year. The spike in tourism proved to be a windfall for the province’s economy, with Cape Town International Airport breaking previous records, processing an astounding 317,000 twoway international passengers.

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Wolwekloof Resort: A Beacon of Historical Relevance and Renewal

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Wolwekloof Resort, located near Ceres in the Witzenberg Municipality, was once a sanctuary for people of colour during the apartheid era. Now, CapeNature is investing R3.7 million to restore and renovate the resort, while maintaining its historical authenticity. The project includes the construction of new pool areas, fences, barbecue areas, and walkways to create a nature sanctuary for visitors to relax and create beautiful memories. In addition to revitalizing the local community, the resort has become an important contributor to the national economy and part of the National Department of Tourism and CapeNature partnership, providing a multitude of travel options for holidaymakers.