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For the record

18 Apr 2018
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In the April 4 issue of TNW, in the article ‘International Cape Town bookings in freefall’, we incorrectly

implied that international arrivals to Cape Town were in decline. This is not the case as arrivals are on the

increase. It is forward bookings for Cape Town that have declined. We apologise for the error.

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