No matter what you are looking for, Cape Town has something for you. For this reason, the City of Cape Town has appointed Cape Town Tourism for in-destination, visitor services and tourism marketing. With this service delivery agreement, we aim to boost domestic and international tourism arrival numbers and business benefits for the city, especially as this sector employs thousands of Capetonians and offers massive economic opportunities.

To provide visitors and locals with tips on exciting things to do and places to see on a pocket-friendly budget, Cape Town Tourism has introduced a guide on 'Pocket-Friendly Tourism'.

There are so many ways to enjoy what Cape Town has to offer without spending a fortune. Be kind to your pocket and make the most of Cape Town without breaking the bank. Here are 50 things to do in Cape Town for R50 or less. Follow the link below: www.capetown.travel/visitors/50-things-to-do-for-under-r50-in-cape-town/

While my department and Cape Town Tourism play a supportive role in ensuring visitor safety and comfort across the city, the responsibility of policing is primarily that of the South African Police Service as the lead agency.

Meanwhile, in partnership with the Department of Tourism and Cape Town Tourism respectively, we have deployed additional Tourism Safety Monitors and TravelWise Ambassadors to tourist hotspots across the city. It is hoped that these measures will enhance the visitor experience and improve the safety of tourists. Their tasks will include offering recommendations to tourists visiting various popular sites, patrolling identified tourist hotspots to ensure they are safe and reporting any incidents to relevant enforcement agencies. For more safety information and tips, visit https://www.capetown.travel/travel-wise/