Welcome to the second edition of Newspepper, the official newsletter of Cape Town’s hottest and most
sophisticated five-star Luxury Hotel Residence and Spa - Pepper Club. Spring is here and we are edging closer to our opening in February next year. With lots of exciting developments at the site and
milestones being passed daily there is a genuine air of excitement about the Pepper Club and what it
will bring to the Mother City. Watch this space for further developments.
Highlights in this issue include the Pepper Club's introduction of a groundbreaking concept in the
South African hotel industry, an announcement of the booking site going live and a tourism update
feature. We also feature a report on the attraction of penthouses for both local and international
investors and take a closer look at the flagship car of the hotel’s luxury vehicle fleet - the
Rolls-Royce Phantom.
Until next month,
The Editor
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SA Luxury hotel announces first-of-its-kind tourism concept
Pepper Club recently announced the introduction of a groundbreaking concept in the South African hotel industry - combining a five star hotel in the heart of Cape Town with a multi-million rand beach club
on the Camps Bay beachfront.
The beach club - Pepper Club on the Beach - is situated on the Camps Bay Promenade and will feature a
fine dining restaurant, stylish cocktail bar and classy night spot - all overlooking one of the most
beautiful beaches in the world.
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Pepper Club goes live
Pepper Club has launched its official state-of-the-art online booking site well in time to capture a
slice of the tourism market for 2010.
Chairman and developer of Pepper Club, David Solomon says the web is becoming the preferred method for planning and booking a hotel stay globally. "In addition, many of them prefer to do their own research to ensure that their accommodation suits their particular preference."
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Demand grows for Cape Town Hotel Penthouses
Despite the current global economic climate, the demand for hotel penthouse suites in Cape Town is
steadily growing as wealthy investors opt for secure and hassle-free living in a city that is
increasingly being compared with international coastal destinations such as Monte Carlo and
Miami.
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Setting Pepper Club apart from other hotels
Pepper Club is putting its exclusive
Rolls-Royce Phantom model in use to offer a unique chauffeur
experience to its residents. Whether as a shuttle to and from the airport, transport to a business
meeting or some meaningful sightseeing, the Phantom will ensure that residents of the Pepper Club
travel in style.
From the moment work started on the formative concept sketches of the Phantom, the design team had an
instinctive feel for what makes the unmistakable Rolls-Royce 'look'.
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Cape Town hotels the preferred 2010 destination for South American soccer fans
As we enter the final year of preparation for the kick-off of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, hotel
bookings in Cape Town have fast gained momentum with tourists from South and Central America currently leading the way - despite early predictions of a slump due to the effect of the global economic
crisis.
Pepper Club has seen an increasing positive sentiment in the recording of pre-bookings of almost 80%
by predominately Brazilian and Mexican tourists.
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For the discerning traveller:
If you haven't booked your holiday travel yet, I would suggest doing that now. October is a very good
time to book travel because you will still see some good options on pricing and routes.
Try to fly nonstop out of a popular
airline hub. You will find more competition among airlines and
thus better pricing.
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SA Tourism industry to benefit as affluent consumers start spending again - But operators warned of dangers of overcharging
Early signs are starting to appear that the number of affluent foreign tourists set to visit South
African shores this summer will be significantly higher than last year, as the worst of the global
recession appears to be easing for the some of the world's biggest economies.
Recent reports in the American press have suggested the green shoots of recovery are already making an appearance for most affluent luxury consumers, raising expectations that tourism hotspots such as Cape Town will benefit from the upswing.
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