Cape Town International Convention Centre Transfers

Just a few miles west of the continent’s southernmost tip, the South African haven of Cape Town offers the chance to witness unfathomed beauty, from natural mountain peaks across the city’s central Table Mountain National Park to vast professional opportunities within downtown’s Cape Town International Convention Centre. Surrounded by upscale hotels and port-side restaurants looking out at the South Atlantic waters, guests can expect to discover an array of networking spaces, the venue itself offering an array of modern spaces that include a vast floor room for expos, exhibitions and conventions, as well as a vast auditorium for concerts. A scenic sky bridge also connects the facility to neighboring buildings, while a modern courtyard and fountain offers fresh air for travelers. Consider one of many private lifts for the freedom to choose what direction to go, whether it be through solo drives along the neighboring Sea Point coastline via sedan or a group trip stop Signal Hill. And going with a meet-and-greet service means exchanging that freedom for convenience, from taxis that make early-morning trips to Cape Town Airport not so bad to local personal drivers who can add their own perspective to the uniquely shaped city.

As one of South Africa’s largest cities and arguably the most unique, Cape Town is famous for its long stretch of greenery that includes Table Mountain National Park’s peak views of downtown as well as miles of beach that lead to the historic New Cape Point Lighthouse along the Cape Peninsula. Look forward to the day’s adventures by getting enough rest at the hotel, choosing between upscale stays like The Westin Cape Town for connected access to the venue’s sky bridge and en-suite jacuzzis, similarly opulent digs found at the slightly further Southern Sun’s The Cullinan and its lavish Venetian-style pool & spa. For something simpler, low-cost options rest hidden across downtown, from the apartment-style digs at Adderley Fountain’s Circa On The Square to a heavy social ambiance at Long Street Backpackers across the street from the historic park dubbed The Company’s Garden. Grab a bite to eat from one of many restaurants close to the shore after events, settling down with world-famous Art Deco digs and seafood at the Beluga Cape Town or going classic English at The Fireman’s Arms.