In a region with a diversity of culture, food and adventure to offer, 17 would-be culture and adventure tourist guides are being trained thanks to a new public-private tourism training…
Stellenbosch’s tourism sector has had a positive year despite challenges, highlighted by Michael Ratcliffe at Visit Stellenbosch’s annual meeting. Key changes included new leadership and regulatory proposals. Premier Alan Winde…
An 879-ha stretch of land surrounding the Berg River Dam in Franschhoek has been leased to the Berg River Dam Adventure Tourism Company (BRDATC), which is currently upgrading the area…
Four prestigious Western Cape wine estates have earned spots on the coveted World’s 50 Best Vineyards 2025 list, highlighting South Africa’s wine tourism excellence. Tokara Wine and Olive Estate and…
Township & Village (T&V), the Stellenbosch social enterprise connecting travellers with community-led experiences, was awarded global silver in the Peace, Understanding & Inclusivity category at the Global Responsible Tourism Awards
Visit Stellenbosch is calling on aspiring tour guides from the greater Stellenbosch area to apply for its 2025-’26 Adventure & Culture Guiding Training Programme.
New research commissioned by Visit Stellenbosch reveals a buoyant local tourism industry, one strategically positioned to amplify economic impact through strategic partnerships and community-led initiatives.
South Africa has secured its position among the world’s premier travel destinations, claiming fourth place in the prestigious Telegraph Travel Awards 2025.
Township and Village, a Stellenbosch tourism social enterprise, won gold at the Africa Responsible Tourism Awards for fostering community-based tourism and sustainable development since its inception in 2018.
Visit Stellenbosch has a new CEO. Annemie Liebenberg succeeds Jeanneret Momberg and took over the reins in March.