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Tourism 2.0: The Big Idea Helping Local Food Businesses in SA | SA News

3 January 2026 by Guest

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  • Tourism has always promised opportunity, but for many small, community-based food businesses, that promise has felt just out of reach… until now.
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Tourism has always promised opportunity, but for many small, community-based food businesses, that promise has felt just out of reach… until now.

Western Cape, South Africa (03 January 2026) – South Africa is open for business… and for visitors. From coastal towns to city centres, peak tourism season is in full swing, with travellers arriving in their thousands every day, eager to explore, eat and experience what makes this country so special.

In Cape Town alone, an average of 35,000 visitors arrive daily over our summer holidays. But while tourism numbers surge, an uncomfortable truth remains: too many local, community-based food businesses are still standing on the sidelines of…

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