Organisers expect around R50- to R65-million to be pumped into the city’s coffers this weekend. In total close to 37 000 bed nights are expected as a result of the event. In addition, restaurants and entertainment services see revenue increases of up to 30%, according to the organisers of the Bay’s flagship annual sporting event. […]
Read the full article by Alan Straton here: Business – MyPE News
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