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South Coast Bike Fest™ Port Edward cancelled

Full refunds will be made to any ticket holders.

In accordance with the Disaster Management Act, the organisers of the South Coast Bike Fest™ have announced that the event, scheduled to take place in Port Edward from Saturday, 25 to Monday, 27 April, has been cancelled.

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On Sunday, March 15, president Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation regarding COVID-19, announcing that a National State of Disaster has been implemented.

As a way to minimise the spread of the COVID-19 disease, all gatherings of more than 100 people have been cancelled with immediate effect.

This was the second of five Bike Fest SA tours taking place in 2020.

“It is unfortunate that this highly-anticipated event has to be cancelled, but, in light of the global pandemic, it is undoubtedly the right decision. The priority for all our events is the health and safety of the attendees and participants,” said Vicky Wentzel, owner of Wozani Africa Events and co-founder of Africa Bike Week™ & South Coast Bike Fest™.

Full refunds will be made to any ticket holders of South Coast Bike Fest™.

Refunds will also be made for any accommodation booked through Howler.

To receive your refund, contact hello@bikefestsa.co.za

The remaining three Bike Fest SA events currently remain on schedule. Please visit www.bikefestsa.co.za or ‘Bike Fest SA’ Facebook and Instagram pages for all the latest updates.

Bike Fest 2020 Countrywide Schedule:

*Clarens Bike Fest

24 to 26 July 2020

Clarens, Free State Province

 

*North Coast Bike Fest, Ballito

4 to 6 September 2020

Ballito Beachfront, KwaDukuza, KwaZulu-Natal

 

West Coast Bike Fest, Langebaan

23 to 25 October 2020

Langebaan, Western Cape

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