News Jeffreys Bay WSL 2026: Kouga Warns of R150M Loss as Tour Pulled
Jeffreys Bay faces an estimated R150 million economic shortfall after the World Surf League drops the town from the 2026 Championship Tour due to funding issues.
News Jeffreys Bay faces an estimated R150 million economic shortfall after the World Surf League drops the town from the 2026 Championship Tour due to funding issues.
Jeffrey's Bay community leaders and local surf organisations are expanding grassroots youth development progra…
Jeffreys Bay faces an estimated R150 million economic loss after the World Surf League removes the Eastern Cap…
Jeffrey's Bay is grappling with the dual impact of rapid economic growth and escalating infrastructure and soc…
Jeffrey's Bay is navigating a critical period of tourism growth in 2026, balancing economic opportunities with…
Jeffrey's Bay is strategically expanding its tourism offerings beyond surfing, embracing cultural, adventure, …
Jeffrey's Bay's identity is deeply rooted in its surf culture, extending beyond competitions to embrace commun…
Jeffrey's Bay is experiencing a significant surge in new business developments, signaling robust economic grow…
The World Surf League event in Jeffrey's Bay has been cancelled for 2026, with the competition relocating to R…
The World Surf League event is confirmed to be leaving Jeffreys Bay for 2026, primarily due to funding dispute…
The iconic J-Bay Open has been removed from the 2026 World Surf League Championship Tour due to unconfirmed fu…
Jeffrey's Bay is implementing proactive strategies to foster sustainable tourism, balancing economic growth wi…
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