Arena Holdings partners with Montreux Jazz Festival Franschhoek following landmark debut

The Media OnlineTMO Partner · 9 September 2026 at 06:12

[PRESS OFFICE] Music Arena, a division of Arena Holdings, one of South Africa’s leading media and entertainment companies, has entered into a strategic partnership with Montreux Jazz Festival Franschhoek. The move signals growing confidence in the festival’s long-term potential as a globally…
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