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Accommodation guide takes on 'pink' tourism

19 Sep 2000 - by Dave Marsh
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THE 2001 edition of the glossy 100-page magazine, 'Sleep Over' - which outlines over 220 upmarket and budget accommodation and conference facilties in South Africa - has included gay-friendly facilities for the first time this year.
Also included for the first time are '50 fabulous things for tourists to do' and a list of sightseeing ideas.
'Sleep Over' forms part of a series of annual lifestyle publications, including Eat Out, Eat In and Drive Out, the latter offering a comprehensive guide to 4X4 routes in South Africa. The new magazine is available at all major newsagents and bookstores.

(Adéle Mackenzie)

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