Cape Town International Airport stands as South Africa’s second largest airport. Renowned for its exceptional service, it has consistently been recognized with the World Travel Award for Africa’s leading airport for the past seven years.
As the initial point of contact for many tourists entering South Africa, often headed to the diverse attractions of the Western Cape, the airport serves a vital representative role. It is our ongoing mission to provide everything a traveler needs for a seamless and comfortable journey. Beyond serving as a gateway to one of Southern Africa’s top tourist destinations, the area around Cape Town International Airport is experiencing significant growth, offering numerous outstanding commercial and property development opportunities.
Since 1994, both tourist and commercial traffic have surged, with aircraft movements now exceeding 100,000 annually. With the enduring appeal of the Western Cape and continuous increases in passenger numbers, projections now anticipate that the number could rise to over 16 million by 2025. To accommodate this growth, Cape Town International Airport has embarked on an expansion plan designed to minimize disruption to visitors and ensure environmentally sensitive development.
This expansion plan calls for building new terminals, renovating old ones, and implementing cutting-edge technology to improve passenger flow and airport operations efficiency. By implementing sustainable practices and technology, such increasing its usage of renewable energy and improving its waste management systems, the airport is actively working to lessen its environmental impact.
The area around the airport is expected to see increased economic growth as well. Plans are in motion for brand-new commercial centers and business parks, which are anticipated to attract both domestic and foreign companies to the region, stimulating the economy and generating a large number of job possibilities.
As it develops, Cape Town International Airport is committed to upholding its standing as a premier facility by offering effective, superior, and sustainable services that acknowledge its crucial function as a gateway to the Western Cape and a more general economic engine.