The majority of visitors to Cape Town have 10 days to experience the destination. 21 Things To Do In Cape Town and its routes gives a quick overview of what is on offer and how to fit it all in. Print run is 60 000 copies and distribution is via major hotels, selected accommodation, Cape Town and Winelands Visitor Centres and insert in the Good Taste magazine. Printed each November.

Discount: Cape Town Tourism members only discount: 10% discount on advertising.

Website: http://www.theworldsfavourite.co.za

Cadek Media’s core business is publishing, advertising and print management services and organising exhibitions. We publish various tourism-related brochures and publications, design and print many tourism brochures and advertisements and organise major exhibitions.

Discount: We offer members a fixed 5% discount on all our published advertising rates in our GoodGuides tourism publications and 5% discount on all stands at our annual Destinations Expo.

Website: http://www.cadek.co.za

CapeTownMagazine.com is Cape Town’s largest internet magazine, published in three languages: English, German and Dutch. This internet magazine reaches mostly the overseas (visitor) market. It reached 800 000 readers in 2007/2007, of which 81% were overseas (readers). 

Discount: Cape Town Tourism members only discount: 15% discount on online marketing deals.

Website: http://www.capetownmagazine.com / http://www.kaapstadmagazine.nl / http://www.kapstadtmagazin.de

All in one publication: 200 places to see, Panorama Route, Lowveld Route, Tour Guide, Discounts, The Big Five, Maps, Kruger National Park, Shopping, Accommodation, Restaurants, Adventure, Safaris, 650 photos.

Discount: Contact member for more information.

Website: http://www.lowveldpass.co.za

Hello Cape Town magazine is an extensive, up-to-date monthly guide to Greater Cape Town. The guide contains editorial features and detailed information on dining out, shopping, services, accommodation, nightlife, places of interest and more. There are also maps of different regions of South Africa. Hello Cape Town was first published in 1995 as a restaurant and entertainment guide. Over the years the publication has grown to accommodate shopping, nightlife and services such as car hire, tour guides and conference venues. Hello Cape Town is predominantly distributed through hotels and tourist information centres. There is also a large subscriber base as well as being distribution through various shopping centres and venues which advertise in the guide.

Discount: Contact member for more information.

Website: http://www.spinnercom.com

Festive Season is an annual festive reference guide aimed at the local South African market. The publication is distributed in October each year and is distributed via Sunday Times and Business Day newspapers. The publication focuses on shopping, restaurants and entertainment over the festive season and is a reference for people planning end-of-year office parties and functions. The magazine is also a showcase for some of South Africa’s best shopping destinations.

Discount: Contact member for more information.

Website: http://www.spinnercom.com

Brochure distribution in Cape Town and the Western Cape.

Discount: Cape Town Tourism members only discount: 10% discount on brochure distribution.

Website: http://www.brochuremangement.co.za

IKapaJOL is the ultimate guide, taking the visitor to 100 unique, classic, and often surprising experiences that can be found in the Mother City, each with a special offer attached. The guide contains R5 000 worth of vouchers from restaurants, clubs and destinations in and around Cape Town, including free meals, free cocktails, free bottles of wine, discounts, free entry into clubs and day spa giveaways – all for R150. Besides the savings it’s an amazing guide to places you would not normally discover, even as a local, and is perfect to help with deciding “where to tonight?”. At the back of the book is a map and index with GPS co-ordinates to help you find your chosen spots. The wide range of experiences found in iKapaJol include nightclubs such as Jade, Chevelle, The Waiting Room and Fashion TV; bars such Julep and Alba Lounge; restaurants such as The Hildebrand, Emily’s Stardust, Jonkershuis, Masala Dosa, 5 Flies and Ginja; and destinations such as Groot Constantia and Drumbeat Charters. 

Discount: Cape Town Tourism Members only discount: Discount negotiable

Website: http://www.m2one.co.za

The award-winning publication The Next 48hOURS is Cape Town’s free weekend leisure newspaper. It is produced by Rani Communications, a BEE media company that also offers creative design, marketing, brochure design, printing, advertising, customised publishing, PR, event marketing, media negotiations and stakeholder management services. Three-line listing for R25. Special partnership deals for niche events.

Discount: 30% discount on advertising rates.

Website: http://www.48hours.co.za