BOLAND TRAVEL PROUD OF DIAMOND ARROW AWARD
Posted by Lorenzo Samuels on 11 May 2018 4:15 AM CAT
Boland Travel has received a Diamond Arrow award during the recent PMR.Africa award ceremony.
Boland Travel has received a Diamond Arrow award during the recent PMR.Africa award ceremony.
Read more about Paarl in this month’s issue of Hello Cape Town Magazine!
Drakenstein Municipality has officially launched its new toll-free number, 080 131 3553, to give the Drakenstein community (Paarl, Wellington, Gouda, Hermon, Saron and Simondium) easier access to its services.
7 May 2018, Val de Vie Estate – An initiative which was created in 2016 to bring rugby talent to light amongst under- resourced primary school learners in the Western Cape came into its own on the 4th and 5th of May during the highly successful 2018 tournament.
Come and experience the Cape Winelands with these amazing Winter Special offerings. For more information please visit our website on www.paarlonline.com.
Fairview’s Goatshed Dinners are back this year with a revived twist!
Valcare is an Impact Funding Platform that serves as an effective connector between funders, projects and beneficiaries in the Paarl valley and surrounding areas. They work collaboratively to activate and enable social change in community in a sustainable way.
Social change and Local Economic Development benefits the Tourism Sector and has great value in connecting with local communities and networking with the role players to identify and develop economic opportunities. The Drakenstein Local Tourism Association, Paarl & Wellington, is excited about the work that Valcare is doing and are looking forward to collaborate in creating opportunities together for the community.
The real heroes are the passionate people that are working together to collaboratively activate and enable social change in community. Watch Valcare’s new overview video to get a clear understanding of who Valcare is and what they are doing to act as change-catalyst.
Babylonstoren holds regular workshops as they see it as an ideal opportunity to share what they’ve learned – not only about their garden but about gardening in general. They also regularly invite guests who are experts in their fields to host these workshops in collaboration with their gardening team. Their workshops tend to be small, with no more than 20 people per group. They’re also quite hands-on so you will get to try out the skills, technique or discipline that they’re learning about.
My husband and I were fortunate enough to visit Nederburg wine estate. If you are from South Africa, chances are you have heard or seen the name at least once. It is sort of a popular or household name if you will. Because of this, I was quite excited to visit the actual estate, see the magic, put a proverbial face to the name.