Anyone going on holidays to South Africa should ensure they stay in or at least visit Cape Town, it has been suggested.
It pointed out that with the city hosting the football World Cup tournament in 2010, a host of new developments will spring up next year, including Africa’s first Nobu restaurant and a refurbished Cape Town station.
“Cape Town looks set to raise its tourist game in 2009. Add this to the world famous vista, outdoor activities and affordable prices due to the exchange rate and it’s a good time to visit,” the guide said.
Earlier this month, RTE Money commented that December could be the ideal time to take holidays to South Africa as the country will be in celebration mode thanks to it being the summer holidays there.