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🚀 Driving Regional Growth | Witzenberg Tourism Hosts Sold-Out Social Media & AI Workshop ✨

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On 23 September 2026, tourism businesses and local entrepreneurs from across the picturesque Witzenberg region gathered at Cafe on the Hill along the R43 in Wolseley for an empowering, sold-out Social Media & AI Workshop . Brought together through the collaborative efforts of Wolseley Tourism , Ceres Tourism Bureau, and Tulbagh Wine and Tourism , the event provided local business owners with cutting-edge digital tools and strategies designed to boost business growth across the valley . Expert Insights and Practical Application The session featured two industry specialists who delivered actionable advice, modern strategies, and practical demonstrations tailored for small-to-medium tourism enterprises: Sean Aucamp - van Noordwyk : Actor, Producer, Director, Presenter, and founder of iBROWSE ( Digital Marketing & Social Media Management) : Shared modern strategies, content best practices, and actionable hacks to refine social media presence and connect with digital audiences....

🌱Connecting Roots & Regional Roads | Wolseley Tourism joins Ceres Tourism Members Excursion ☕

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There is something special about stepping out from behind our desks and experiencing our neighboring towns through the eyes of a visitor. On 11 September 2026 , the Wolseley Tourism team did just that, embarking on a joint Member Excursion with our friends at the Ceres Tourism Office. It was a day designed not just to talk about regional tourism, but to live it—fostering community, discovering shared stories, and strengthening the ties across the Witzenberg region. 🗺️A Morning Spent Exploring Our journey began at 09:00 for 09:30 at the Ceres Tourism Office, where the morning air was crisp and the excitement palpable. The day kicked off on foot with a guided hike up to the historical Ox Wagon statue—a powerful monument capturing the deep history of travel, trade, and resilience in the valley. Standing beside it, looking out over the landscape, was a wonderful reminder of the long history of welcoming travelers to this corner of the Western Cape. From historical footsteps, we moved to m...