Planning Your Trip to Cape Town
Join colleagues from around the world in Cape Town for ADHD 2027. Here you will find essential travel information and practical guidance to help you prepare your journey and stay in South Africa.
Visa Requirements
International participants travelling to South Africa for ADHD 2027 may require a visa depending on their country of residence and nationality.
We recommend checking the current entry requirements well in advance of your journey. Most attendees travelling for congress participation will apply for a visitor visa for business or conference-related travel purposes.
Vaccinations
South Africa requires a yellow fever vaccination certificate for travellers arriving from countries with a risk of yellow fever transmission, including certain airport transit routes.
Participants are encouraged to review the current health recommendations and entry requirements before travelling to Cape Town.
Getting Around Cape Town
Cape Town International Airport (CPT) is the main gateway to the city and is located approximately 20 km from the CTICC. The convention centre is centrally located and easily accessible by car, taxi, ride-sharing services and public transport.
The CTICC can be reached directly via the N2 highway from Cape Town International Airport. Under normal traffic conditions, the journey takes approximately 20–30 minutes. Secure parking is available on site.
CTICC Parking Information
Registered taxis as well as ride-sharing services such as Uber and Bolt are widely available throughout Cape Town. Dedicated drop-off and pick-up areas are located at both CTICC 1 and CTICC 2.
Directions to CTICC
The MyCiTi public transport network connects the airport with the city centre and serves the CTICC area via several routes. Airport buses operate regularly throughout the day.
MyCiTi Transport Information
Travel Essentials
8–11°C evenings
Safety Information
Cape Town is an experienced host city for international conferences and welcomes millions of visitors from around the world each year. As in any major international destination, participants are encouraged to follow common travel-safety practices, use trusted transportation services and remain aware of their surroundings in busy public areas. The congress venue and the main tourist areas are well frequented by visitors, and attendees can look forward to enjoying Cape Town's rich culture, stunning scenery, and renowned hospitality.
Keep valuables secure
Keep personal belongings secure and within sight, especially in busy public areas.
Use trusted transport
Use registered taxis, hotel transfers or ride-sharing services when travelling around the city.
Plan evening travel
Consider private transport after dark and travel via well-frequented routes.
General Emergency: 112
Police: 10 111
Ambulance: 10 177