The Cape Town International Convention Center (CTICC) is located in the central business district of Cape Town, South Africa. It has 11200 square meters of exhibition space and trade booths. The main porch of the International Conference Center in Cape Town, South Africa can lead to the conference center square, a large balcony, from which you can see the Roggebaai canal and the Arabella Sheraton Hotel.

The Cape Town International Convention Center in South Africa covers an area of about 6.1 hectares (15 acres) and is located in Victoria Alfred quay square in Cape Town, near the main hotels and downtown. CTICC's Westin Hotel is located in the same location in the northwest corner, close to the city center. The Cape Town International Convention Center has about 11200 square meters of exhibition space (121000 square feet), which can be divided into multiple meeting or banquet venues; among them, there is a large banquet hall. Catering is provided on the premises. The center has two auditoriums and a building up to 1500 meters high. The others are 620 meters.
The International Convention Center in Cape Town, South Africa, held a draw for the FIFA World Cup final on December 4, 2009. Among the guests present were Nobel Peace Prize Laureates Dirk and Desmond Tutu. The incident was opened by South Africa's president, Jacob Zuma and President FIFA, Blatter. In 2013, the Convention Center held 537 exhibitions, an increase from 514 in 2012.