West Coast Way encourages road trips beyond AI itineraries

Bizcommunity14 October 2026 at 11:09

West Coast Way is encouraging travellers to look beyond AI-generated itineraries this summer and discover the Cape West Coast through its six themed routes, which connect small towns, local businesses, food, nature and heritage.
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