South Africa's annual Hermanus whale festival got under way in Western Cape where locals and tourists have descended upon the small seaside town to get a glimpse of the whales. The whale festival has become a major economic boost for the town and restaurants, pubs, hotels and boating trips are usually fully booked while locals traders are getting the best sales of the year as they cash in on the whale mania. CCTV's Travers Andrews reports.
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