For the Greyton Tourism Bureau to review

This page is waiting for the Greyton Tourism Bureau to check it. It is published now so that they can see how it fits with the rest of the site. Until they have approved the text, it may change. Questions for them:

  1. Is this description of the bureau correct? What would you like to change?
  2. Are the opening hours and the price of a premium listing still current?
  3. The Adventure Hub is also listed at 29 Main Road. How would you like the two pages to describe the link between you?
  4. Should readers reach you through the moderators, or would you like a public contact listed?

The Greyton Tourism Bureau runs a visitor information office at 29 Main Road, Greyton, and the website greytontourism.com [MS]. It helps visitors find things to do, places to stay and eat, local businesses, and upcoming events [MS]. The office is open Tuesday to Friday from 09:00 to 17:00 and on Saturday from 09:00 to 13:00. It is closed on Sunday and Monday [MS].

Needs

  • Local businesses to list in its online directory. A basic listing is free. A premium listing, with its own page, photos, and links, costs R240 a month [MS].
  • Organisers of local events to list their events on the website [MS]

Offers

  • Visitor information. Help with things to do, accommodation, restaurants, hiking trails, markets, and planning weddings [MS]
  • Business directory. Listings for accommodation, food and drink, shops, art and workshops, and health and beauty businesses in Greyton [MS]
  • Events calendar. Festivals and events in and around Greyton, with tickets for some events sold on the website [MS]. It lists the Greyton Saturday market (09:30 to 12:00) and the Genadendal night market (the first Friday of each month) [MS].
  • Outdoor information. Hiking and mountain-biking routes, a downloadable hiking map, information on the Boesmanskloof trail and CapeNature permits, and links to local alien-clearing groups [MS]
  • Village history and map. A history of Greyton from the Hassequa Khoikhoi to the founding of the village in 1854, and a downloadable village map [MS]

How to get involved

List your business or event through the Greyton Tourism website, or visit the office on Main Road. For anything else, contact the moderators via How to Submit.