The move, which takes place on 31 January 2020, makes provision for a larger area and should provide a better customer experience.
Deidre Davids, senior manager corporate affairs at Cape Town International Airport said: "The valet operators have done their best to inform their clients about their new location. Signage will be in place to assist their customers, and staff will be on hand to provide assistance if required. These are the first pieces of the puzzle. With our pending construction programme, there will be constant changes. While we do anticipate some disruption, the team will do their best to limit this."
The airport has invested R8m on developing a new and improved valet area that was designed around customer centricity and the delivery of exceptional service levels.
Valet users are requested to keep a lookout for signage around the airport precinct and on social media for updates.
The move forms part of the airport’s broader expansion programme – including three main projects consisting of a new International Terminal, a new Domestic Arrivals Terminal as well as a new runway.
