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South Africa’s North West Province: Tourism Icons and investment opportunities The 2014 Provincial BRICS Summit Mahikeng 28 March 2014 1

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South Africa’s North West Province: Tourism Icons and investment

opportunities The 2014 Provincial BRICS Summit

Mahikeng28 March 2014

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The North West ProvinceOne of the 9 provinces with a population of

over 3, 000, 000 peopleStrategically located on the border of

Gauteng Province and gateway to SADCKnown for its Platinum deposits; and is,The Mecca and Capital of Leisure Tourism

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Tourism Governance in the NWDEDECT is the custodian of policy and

regulatory servicesNWP&TB mandated to promote the

destination, manage protected areas, skills development

Therefore, tourism in the country and province is government regulated, private sector driven and community based -:- the Madikwe model

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The NW Province Tourism Master Plan VisionTourism in the NWP develops, thrives and

grows in an enabling environment conducive to sustainable development, which improves the quality of life, contributes to economic growth and transforms the social landscape of the Province

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Provincial Tourism Product StrengthWildlifeHistorical SitesAccommodationConferencingCulture Events (sports and other)

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The Seven Provincial Tourism IconsHartbeespoort DamSun CityPilanesberg National ParkMadikwe Game ReserveMahikengThe Vredefort DomeTaung Heritage Site

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HARTBEESPOORT DAMA beautiful man-made lake in a picturesque valley, generally recognized as a gateway and a distribution point for consumption of diverse tourism products available in the province

A primary region for recreation, holidays and weekend break-away destinations with a great variety of accommodation facilities, recreational facilities and a number of places of interest

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Sun CityA premier tourism attraction in the country

sitting on the foot of the Pilanesberg National Park

The diversity, tranquility and the modern sporting and recreational facilities all combine to enthrall the visitor.

A casino, the beach that is in land and two championship golf courses are just some of the many attractions in this kingdom of pleasure and entertainment.

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Pilanesberg National ParkLocated one and half hour’s drive north of

JohannesburgA 580 sq km reserve which is one of the

largest parks in SAHome to the Big 5Neighbored by the world famous Sun City

Resort

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Madikwe Game reserve

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76 500ha hosting all the major plains species, including the ‘big five’ and has the second largest concentration of Elephants in South Africa.

Here the visitor is transported into a pristine African environment to witness the interaction of the many species.

Accommodation is of the very highest standard at a number of excellent safari lodges.

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MAHIKENG

A vibrant provincial Capital of the North West Province

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Passionately branded as a city of good will for the warmth and love that characterizes its people.

It is a major attraction for its legacy as a historic city, a mega of cultural expediency and sought after destination for ecotourism experience.

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The Vredefort Dome

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A meteorite site known for its unique natural beauty .It is one of the province’s prime adventure tourism sites with numerous tour operators and accommodation facilities catering for the needs of campers, hikers, canoeists and white water rafters.The Vaal River forms the southern boundary to the conservancy.

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Taung Heritage SiteIt is a place of enormous scientific importance

that draws serious archaeological interest.

It was at this site where the skull of a child was unearthed: indeed a place where mankind was born – a home to the human species irrespective of colour race or creed.

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NW Tourism Performance2011 2012

International Tourists 500 350 500 934

Foreign Direct Spend R1, 9b R2, 4b

Total Domestic Trips 1.7m 1.9m

Total Domestic Spend R1, 3b R1, 2b

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Tourism Impact on the NW EconomyInvestment value within the tourism plant

estimated at more than R10bContribution to GDP sits at an estimate of 3 –

4%Traditional tourism jobs estimated at 33, 000Other tourism related jobs as part of the

value chain is at 6 479

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Investment OpportunitiesProvincial Configuration

The 4 Districts that make up the ProvinceNgaka Modiri Molema Central

Dr. KK Kaunda Southern

Dr. RS Mompati Western

Bojanala/Platinum Eastern

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NW Protected Areas EstatePilanesberg National Park Bojanala Platinum

Madikwe Game Reserve Ngaka Modiri Molema

Borakalalo National Park Bojanala Platinum

Mafikeng Game Reserve Ngaka Modiri Molema

Botsalano Game Reserve Ngaka Modiri Molema

Molemane Eye Nature Reserve Ngaka Modiri Molema

Vaalkop Dam Conservancy Bojanala Platinum

Kgaswane Mountain Reserve Bojanala Platinum

Bloemhof Dam Nature Reserve Dr. Segomotsi Mompati

Wolwespruit Nature Reserve Dr. KK Kaunda

Molopo Game Reserve Dr. Segomotsi Mompati

SA Lombard Game Reserve Dr. Segomotsi Mompati

Boskop Dam Nature Reserve Dr. KK Kaunda

Barberspan Bird Sanctuary Ngaka Modiri Molema

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Big Bang Capital Intensive ProjectsPark District

Bloemhof Dam Dr. RS Mompati

Molopo Game Reserve Dr. RS Mompati

Kgaswane Mountain Reserve Bojanala

Highveld Nature Reserve Dr. KK

Mafikeng Game Reserve NMMD

Madikwe Game Reserve NMMD

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The ProjectsProject Name

Description Estimated Cost

Bloemhof Dam Development (14000 ha)

Multi-facility project including a Resort, Shops, jetties, golf course, hydro spa, clubhouse, tennis courts and pools

R1b

Wolwespruit Nature Reserve (2005 ha)

Campsite with accommodation, ablution, swimming pool, children playground and facilities

R50m

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The ProjectsProject Name

Description Estimated Cost

Molopo Game Reserve (24000 ha)

Tented Camp and Lodge Development. Potential for a trans-frontier park with Botswana

R150m

Kgaswane Mountain Reserve(5300 ha)

Lodge Development, adventure products

R50m

Mahikeng Game Reserve

Lodge and Conference facility development

R53m

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Engagement ModelsPublic Private PartnershipsSpecial Purpose VehiclesCo-management (CPAs)

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The ProcessNWPTB pre-feasibilityNWPTB packagingTransfer to NWDCNWDC engages the market and identifies an

investor

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ConclusionIn conclusion to all investors present here,

we call on you not to walk ahead of the provincial government, we call on you not to walk behind the provincial government, walk side by side with government and make things happen. It is indeed true that together we can do more and once that is done, indeed a good story shall be told.

I thank you much for listening