The leisure, hotel and entertainment industries are starting to feel the impact as bookings are withdrawn, tourist numbers drop and major events are being postponed or cancelled. TheCapeArgus
Cape Town - As the country experiences an increase in the number of Covid-19 cases, the leisure, hotel and entertainment industries are starting to feel the impact as bookings are withdrawn, tourist numbers drop and major events are being postponed or cancelled.
The suspension means all ATP Tour, ATP Challenger Tour and ITF-owned and -sanctioned events scheduled up to and inclusive of the week of April 20 will not take place. “It is in the best interests of everyone that games are not played at this time. The suspension has been directed by the Board of Celtic Rugby DAC and will be remain under constant review.”this week after a parent of one of its pupils experienced coronavirus symptoms upon returning to the country.
Wesgro chief executive Tim Harris said Cape Town and the Western Cape tourism industry remained open for business.
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