James Bainbridge

Content specialist

Copywriting

I spent five years copywriting and managing content projects at Ten. My services also include:

Copywriting for clients including property developers and luxury travel specialists.
Content development for industry associations.
Articles on travel, culture and investment for customer-publishing magazines.
Microsites and content projects for brands including Visa, KLM, MSN, Turkish Tourism, Travelstart, SAYTC (South African Youth Travel Confederation) and Cape Town CCID (Central City Improvement District).

Sugars Creative • 20th August 2020

Cederberg Estate

Enjoy secure apartment living at Cederberg Estate, created to match the first-time homemaker’s lifestyle. Start your first chapter with peace of mind, knowing your little ones can play freely and safely in the estate’s play park and landscaped gardens.

Sugars Creative • 29th May 2020

Acorn Creek

Acorn Creek was designed for wholesome outdoor living in harmony with the natural creek flowing through the cobbled village streets of the estate.

Sugars Creative • 8th November 2019

BespokeX

BespokeX creates unique and exclusive experiences, which initiate singular networking opportunities in the context of once-in-a-lifetime adventures.

Sugars Creative • 4th June 2019

Pioneer Valley

Pioneer Valley provides an affordable opportunity for house-hunters to own their own homes and enjoy a convenient lifestyle in Rivergate, a developing part of Cape Town’s Western Seaboard.

Sugars Creative • 29th November 2018

Nooitgedacht Manor

Retire to White River to slow down and experience carefree Slowveld living, on this secure estate in the subtropical farmlands.

Sugars Creative • 29th November 2018

Langebaan Manor

Langebaan Manor Retirement & Lifestyle Estate is conveniently situated next to Langebaan town centre, offering both convenience and sweeping views across the famous Langebaan Lagoon from its prime elevated position.

Sugars Creative • 1st October 2018

Stadsig Private Country Estate

Listen to the breeze rustle the olives tree, watch the clouds drift over the Bainskloof Pass and feel the warmth of the sun shining down on Wellington’s premier lifestyle estate.

Signature • 26th September 2017

Right on Time

The manufacture of the humble wristwatch has been elevated to a fine art by generations of Swiss craftspeople, the once-utilitarian product turned into a status symbol through association with sporting events, films and even the Apollo moon landings.

Student.com Blog • 31st August 2017

International Student Life in the US

From fraternities and sororities with Greek names, to images of students hurrying down avenues lined with autumn leaves – movies, music videos and popular culture show many faces of American college life.

Signature • 10th October 2016

Vintage Investments

When it comes to putting your money in fine wines, it’s not only the vino that improves with age.

Student.com Blog • 13th September 2016

Rising Stars: Asia's Universities

Thanks to government investment and global connections, Asian institutions are leaping up the world’s university rankings.

Student.com Blog • 18th August 2016

Why International Students Should Study STEM

Science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) degrees are more popular than ever, while jobs await graduates in surprising places.

MT Sobek • 19th July 2016

South Africa's Cape Winelands

Several hundred wine estates nestle among the mountains leading inland from Cape Town, producing wines from crisp Sauvignon blancs to mellow Merlots in the diverse terroirs of wind-cooled coastal slopes and hotter river valleys.

Private Edition • 14th June 2016

Curiouser and Curiouser

Stumbling upon a valuable object at a local auction may be classified as a rare find, but stranger things have happened to collectors on the hunt.

Signature • 9th May 2016

Frame of Reference

James Bainbridge takes a snapshot of the African photography market and gathers advice for new investors.

Signature • 28th April 2016

Bright Lights, Big City

At a time when bad news has been dropping thick and fast, the regeneration of South Africa’s inner cities is a positive story to inspire hope and confidence in the future.

Private Edition • 7th March 2016

African Queen

In the three decades since she was ‘discovered’, Esther Mahlangu’s Ndebele designs have been applied to fast cars and supermodels, footwear and aircraft.

Student.com Blog • 18th February 2016

UK's 5 Best Student Cities

The UK is packed full of flourishing cities and beautiful towns, so it can be tough to choose your favourite when you’re hoping to study abroad.

Student.com Blog • 10th February 2016

Student Travel Tips: Skip the London Underground

Escape those subterranean tube tunnels, get some fresh air and see more of London with these transport alternatives…

Travel Now Now! • 28th December 2015

Making Friends in the Rainbow Nation

From the colourful houses of Cape Town’s Bo-Kaap neighbourhood to the woodcarvers chiselling away in Limpopo’s artistic Venda region, South Africa’s culture is an inspiring reflection of its diverse society.

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