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Holding our breath
Over the last couple of months the entire tourism industry has been holding its breath. There are moments that entices one to think that one can catch a breath of fresh air, but it’s only temporary…no calm, energising and harmonious breathing in-and-out as yet.
While we keep holding our breath, we have that clear goal in front of us, that keeps us going – the goal to rebuild our tourism industry in a responsible, safe, diversified and sustainable manner for a better, and stronger future.
“Trend Travelling” with Cape Country Routes
Recent studies have identified certain travel trends for the post pandemic travel phase. While some are talking about “revenge travel”, survey results confirm that the global vaccine rollout seems to boost consumer confidence. So while we are waiting for our future guests, we follow travel experts who all seem to agree that there are specific trends that we should all be preparing for. Cape Country Routes have taken note off these trends and put them into our planning.
Workcation in the countryside with Cape Country Routes
Cape Country Routes is the perfect match to this new travel trend: Workcation! Natural surroundings, breath-taking views, comfortable country-style accommodation and home-away-from-home hospitality. What more could you ask for?
Meet the smile behind the mask...featuring Montagu Country Hotel, Route 62
“Meet the smile behind the face mask” featuring Cape Country Routes Member Montagu Country Hotel, Route 62
Interview with Owner of Montagu Country Hotel: PJ Basson
All Cape Country Routes members, accommodation establishments and activity products alike, are owner run and managed. There are real people and real families behind these products...so let's meet the smile behind the face mask!
Gifting experiences this festive season
It’s time for #ExperiencesNotThings this festive season, enjoyed in a safe and responsible manner. The beautiful sights of South Africa await, #SouthAfricaIsTravelReady! By gifting experiences, we support industries that have been affected the most by the pandemic and its economic consequences. Not to forget the many conservation-, education- and research projects that are indirectly supported as well.
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