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Adventure Awaits

19 June 2020 by Alan

MyPR: Adventure Awaits:

Adventure awaits at Mall of the South Photo: Mall of the South

Are you missing the great camping adventures or teeing off with friends on the golf course?

This Father’s Day, share your outdoors memory with Mall of the South on their social media handles and stand a chance to win your share of R21 800. Terms and conditions apply.

There are two fab outdoor prizes up for grabs; including an Eye of Africa golf membership valued at R20 000.00 and an adventure hamper from Cape Union Mart valued at R1800 (that includes a K-Way Felixx Softshell, a Malkin L120 Flashlight and a Kaliber CT Multi-tool). One winner will be randomly selected for each prize.

Motor enthusiasts can enjoy an array of vehicles on display at the Mall including: the specialists in city and cross-over SUV’s at Haval the Glen, luxury vehicles from Rand Stadium Lexus, incredible offers at Rand Stadium Toyota and innovative and trendy vehicles from Suzuki Mall of the South.

Mall of the South wishes shoppers and tenants a safe and memorable Father’s Day.

For more information, simply visit www.mallofthesouth.co.za and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram #MalloftheSouth
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About Mall of the South
Experience convenient and pure shopping pleasure at Mall of the South.
Mall of the South is located in one of the wealthiest suburbs in the south of Jo’burg, particularly Aspen Hills, which attracts the affluent resident with a taste for luxury brands.
The 72 000 m² regional shopping centre is a retail market leader in mall innovation with an offering of over 160 fabulous stores, free and great visibility from two main arterial roads, namely Klipriver Drive and Swartkoppies Road.

About Eye of Africa Signature Golf Estate
Eye of Africa Golf & Residential Estate, an exclusive estate boasting 667 hectares of indigenous, unspoilt grassland and woodlands, with the award-wining Greg Norman designed golf course at its heart.
Set amidst the breath-taking hills of Southern Johannesburg, this pristine and secure setting awaits the discerning homeowner.
With a choice of freehold stands, or fully finished homes, you can now experience nature on your doorstep.

About Cape Union Mart
Setting you up for an adventure
Cape Union Mart International (Pty) Ltd is a trusted one-stop destination for outdoor enthusiasts, travellers and explorers. Our mission is to make sure that you, your family and friends are kitted out to get the most out of your adventure, whatever it may be.

The media release has been issued by Mall of the South’s Marketing Department. For more information, contact MOTS Media motsmedia@mallofthesouth.co.za.

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