Experience Cape TownHome / Visitor / Experience Cape TownExperience Cape TownTop Attractions In Cape Town Table MountainTable MountainEnjoy 360º views of Cape Town as you swiftly cruise to Table Mountain’s summit to reveal a panorama of the city that will leave you awestruck.Go to websiteRobben Island MuseumRobben Island MuseumThe island where the father of the nation, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, served out most of his 27 year sentence is now a cherished National Heritage Site.Go to websiteCape PointCape PointInside the Table Mountain National Park, where the two oceans meet, lies a historic point of interest for fauna & flora enthusiasts, hikers, sightseers and beach fanaticsGo to websiteKirstenbosch GardenKirstenbosch GardensYou’ll know why Kirstenbosch has been called the most beautiful garden in Africa as you step into this breathtakingly abundant garden.Go to websiteGroot ConstantiaGroot ConstantiaSouth Africa’s oldest producing wine estate in the Constantia Valley will welcome you to a feast of award-winning wines and cuisine.Go to websiteV & A WaterfrontV & A WaterfrontIt’s not just a mall, it’s a shopping experience situated in South Africa’s oldest working harbour. You’ll have a choice of 450 world class shops and over 80 restaurants.Go to websiteBoulders BeachBoulders BeachGlorious granite boulders create a secluded beach of soft white sand which hosts a colony of protected African Penguins.Go to websiteBrowse What Cape Town Has To Offer! Provision of Industrial Relations Support ServicesAll bids received will be opened in public, late proposals and proposals submitted by e-mail or fax will under no circumstances be accepted. The CTICC reserves the right to withdraw any proposal, invitation and/or to re-advertise or to reject any proposals or to accept any part of it. The CTICC does not bind itself to accepting the lowest bid or to award a contract to the bidder who scores the highest number of points. Requirements for sealing, addressing, delivery, opening and assessment of tenders are stated in the Tender Data. 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Go To Website Professional Convention Management Association Go To Website Latest News, Media Centre, News, Press ReleasesCTICC welcomes over 100 events as in-person gatherings take centre stageAs we get into the second half of March, the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) is pleased to confirm over 100 bookings for this year so far. We anticipate that the number will increase over the next few months as the team actively engages with domestic and international event organisers to bring their events to Cape Town and the CTICC.This flurry of activity indicates that the business events industry, one of the hardest-hit sectors due to the pandemic, has started its road to recovery. Some of the events successfully hosted at the CTICC over the past few weeks include, the Investec Cape Town Art Fair, Solar Power Africa, and our own trade and consumer show, the Ultimate Beverage Show.Cape Town as a destination continues to be a strong drawcard for organisers looking for an affordable location that offers natural beauty and a wide variety of venue spaces and accommodation options along with a dynamic and forward-thinking business sector and leading academia.Although the increase in bookings and enquiries shows that people want to return to face-to-face events, there is still a level of cautiousness from both organisers and delegates. The CTICC remains focused on the personal safety of all the delegates.The CTICC has been a leader in adopting Covid-19 protocols to ensure that sufficient precautions are taken. Our forward-thinking approach has included several critical adjustments to existing procedures such as:– Upgrading of our health and hygiene protocols in line with best practices and Covid-19 regulations– Mandatory vaccinations of all staff– Establishing an app for Covid-19 screening that all staff and visitors must complete– The development of a venue capacity management tool that ensures the best capacity management for all our venues, complying with all regulated space and crowd control stipulations.The CTICC has also scaled its digital and hybrid capabilities to provide clients with the ability to add these elements to their events for delegates wishing to attend digitally.Our digital platform, CTICC Engage, offers clients a variety of digital and hybrid event options that adapt to their needs. CTICC Engage provides the following value to clients:– The use of artificial intelligence (AI) for matchmaking– Event data analytics– Continuing professional development (CPD) reporting– Branding opportunities– Real-time networking opportunities– Chat boxes, polls, etc.“It is exciting to see the increase in confidence and bookings from the domestic and international events markets alike. As we venture towards recovery, we continue to work with our clients to support them with competitive rates and flexible contracts,” said Ms. Taubie Motlhabane, CEO of the CTICC.For more information on the CTICC, go to cticc.co.za, connect with us on LinkedIn, like us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. #ExperienceExtraordinary #BringIt2CTICC End Issued by: Media Office, Cape Town International Convention CentreMedia enquiries: media@cticc.wowfingers.com, Olivia Bruce +27(0) 21 410 5000 Go To Website CTICC 019/2022 Opening Register – Panel AV Event Service Providers Go To Website CTICC 022/2022 Opening Register – Provision of Staff Transport Go To Website CTICC 014/2022 Opening Register – Provision of ICT Goods and Services to the CTICC Go To Website Provision of Staff TransportAll bids received will be opened in public, late proposals and proposals submitted by e-mail or fax will under no circumstances be accepted. The CTICC reserves the right to withdraw any proposal, invitation and/or to re-advertise or to reject any proposals or to accept any part of it. The CTICC does not bind itself to accepting the lowest bid or to award a contract to the bidder who scores the highest number of points. Requirements for sealing, addressing, delivery, opening and assessment of tenders are stated in the Tender Data. Go To Website1...3637383940414243444546...951...3940414243...95 CTICC Safety Tips Visitor FAQs Maps & Directions Visitor Facilities Universal AccessibilitySubscribe to our newsletterSign up for latest news and event info