Sun International is investing R850m in refurbishing existing properties and building new ones at Sun City.
Sun International is investing R850m in refurbishing existing properties and building new ones at its iconic resortAs Sun International breaks ground on Lefika Villas, its high-end holiday club offering, talks are under way to add another 200-unit property.
This is in line with the leisure and hospitality group’s plan to grow the iconic Sun City resort. ..You’ve always trusted us to help you navigate the world. Support the Sunday Times by becoming a premium member for only R80 and keep the conversation going. You can cancel anytime.
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