The Beeld Holiday Show, in collaboration with Holidaymakers Expo, is staging from 13 to 15 February 2009 at Gallagher Convention Centre (formerly Gallagher Estate) and will feature approximately 300 exhibitors.

The Beeld Holiday Shows' excellent four year history has developed the events' reputation for its variety and quality of exhibitors displaying holiday offerings ranging from resorts, tourism, services, accessories & gear to holiday wheels. In so far as Motor Homes, Caravans and Trailers, the 2009 exhibition will be the most representative ever seen in SA.

The Beeld Holiday Show has become the annual launch pad of many exhibitors. In 2009 Campworld (formerly Jurgens-Ci Dealers) will launch their new Corporate Identity - Campworld Dealers- to the public during the show and has booked a whopping 2000 square meters of space to display the full range of Motor Homes, Caravans, Safari Range, Trailers, Howling Moon Canvas and Campworld Accessories. read more here

NEW EXHIBITOR

AC Motorhomes

AC Motorhomes is known in the South African motorhome industry for its superior quality custom built motorhomes. Over the years we have built an excellent reputation with our customers, most of whom have become friends. We are proud to be able to say that we have been providing these excellent quality motorhomes to the South African market for over 11 years. In March 2008, we launched our first production models, the Tuscany and the Siena and AC Motorhomes plans on continuing to provide people with motorhomes they can be proud of. Our customers' satisfaction is our priority.

http://www.acmotorhomes.co.za

Kgalagadi Tourism

The Kalahari is an enduring mystery. Its sun drenched, rugged landscapes and endless horizons evoke memories of a land before time. Shimmering expanses spread to forever, a boundless sky stretches to infinity and small towns and villages hug the rust-red earth. Our greatest treasure is our people. While their faces often reflect the traces of the desert sun, their hearts are full of warmth and hospitality. They have learnt to make the most of what nature has given them in this unspoilt corner of South Africa. Beneath the Kalahari's blanket of red sands, hides a treasure trove of iron, manganese and other precious ores. The Kalahari is also home to 40 raptor and vulture species (of 67 species in South Africa) and seven owl species (of 12 species nationally). There are also numerous game farms which are plentiful with wildlife and unusual plant species.

http://www.kgalagadi.gov.za/tourism.htm