Hotels, Travel & Visa

Hotels, Travel & Visa Information

As we prepare to welcome you to Cape Town, South Africa, for the 18th World Congress on Public Health (WCPH 2026), we are committed to ensuring a seamless and enriching experience for all our delegates. Whether traveling from across the continent or locally, we want your journey to be as smooth, sustainable, and inspiring as the conversations we will share at the Congress.

Accommodation

Cape Town offers a diverse range of accommodations to suit every preference and budget—from world-class hotels and boutique lodges to eco-friendly stays that align with our commitment to sustainability. We are working closely with local partners to secure exclusive rates and recommendations for our delegates, ensuring comfort, convenience, and accessibility to the Congress venue.
A curated list of partner hotels will be shared soon, along with details on how to book your stay at preferential rates.

Travel & Transportation

Getting to Cape Town is an experience, with its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich history welcoming you upon arrival.
The city is well-connected through Cape Town International Airport (CPT), offering direct flights from major global hubs.
Once in Cape Town, navigating the city is easy with various transport options. We're currently refining the best solutions for convenient, safe and sustainable travel. Stay tuned for updates on how to navigate the city during your stay.

Visa & Entry Requirements

Many international travelers may require a visa to enter South Africa. We understand that navigating visa applications can be complex, and we are here to support you. In the coming months, we will provide detailed guidance on visa requirements, processing times, and supporting documents for Congress participants. We encourage all delegates to check with their local South African embassy or consulate for the latest entry regulations and to begin preparations well in advance.

An Experience Beyond the Congress

WCPH 2026 is more than just a conference—it is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a city that embodies resilience, diversity, and the intersection of history and innovation. Whether it’s exploring Table Mountain, the Cape Winelands, Robben Island, or the bustling streets of the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town offers a truly unforgettable backdrop to the Congress.
As we finalize details, we invite you to stay connected for updates on accommodations, travel tips, and visa information.
Our goal is to make your journey to WCPH 2026 as enriching and effortless as possible so you can focus on what truly matters—shaping the future of public health.

We look forward to welcoming you to Cape Town!