Black Meetings and Tourism

June / July 2018

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conference room caters to between 18 and 30 people), Conference Centre at the Caledon Casino Hotel & Spa (catering for groups from small to large), Cape Sun (classy and elegant venues can comfortably host anything from 10 to 650 delegates in state-of- the-art facilities), Tsogo Sun Waterfront (high quality conference facilities for groups that range from between 10 and 60 delegates with two rooms available), Sun Square Cape Town (with space to host up to 120 delegates), Garden Court Nelson Mandela Boulevard (for conferences as small as 20, right through to 300 delegates), the 5-star Westin Grand Hotel (offering 19 individual venues, catering for intimate meetings of up to 8, all the way through to large events for up to 600), Belmont Square Conference Centre (offers facilities from groups as intimate as four, right up to 400, in ten separate venues), and the Chapman's Peak Hotel (offers modern and professional conference facilities in three rooms). When the workday is done, Cape Town offers many opportunities for cultural enrich- ment, recreation and entertainment. A must- see attraction is the infamous Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most significant historical sites in South Africa, if not Africa. A former political prisoner serves as your guide telling interesting stories about the island, and famous ex-inmates like Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu and Govan Mbeki. Be sure to block out enough time to visit the iconic Table Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Boulders Beach, one of the few sites in the world where the endangered African penguins can be observed at close range, wandering freely in a protected natural environment. The beach is also surrounded by large 540 million year-old granite boulders, small rock pools and little bays in close proxim- ity of the flightless little swimming birds. For shoppers, the V&A Waterfront is a world-class retail and entertainment precinct offering more than 80 eateries, 450 shops, muse- ums, ocean activities, and fun experiences. The new Silo Precinct is an exciting new develop- ment that will be home to Zeitz MOCAA, two new hotels, shops and restaurants. Cape Town is also the home to nine international Blue Flag beaches including Bikini, Camps Bay, Mnandi, Strandfontein, Muizenberg, Llandudno, Clifton 4th and Melkbosstrand. For more information about meeting in Cape Town, contact Corne Koch at the Cape Town & Western Cape Convention Bureau at (u)corne@wesgro.co.za(eu) or visit www.cap- townconventionbureau.org. Cape Town International Convention Center Century City Conference Center View of Table Mountain in back ground Cape Town, South Africa B M & T ••• May/June 2018 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 43

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