During March, the average temperature for Adelaide is 26 degrees Celsius but can reach 40 degrees Celsius. Days are relatively long with sunrise at 7:00am and sunset at 7:45pm.
The Adelaide City and the CBD (Central Business District) are located some 950 metres from the Adelaide Motorsport Festival site. There are many five-star hotels in the city, a casino and a vibrant bar and restaurant culture.
During March, the city experiences Mad March, a time when major events like the Adelaide Motorsport Festival, Womadelaide, Adelaide Festival and The Fringe are all on at the same time.
The Fringe is the world's second largest Arts Festival: https://adelaidefringe.com.au/
Womadelaide is a four-day world-music festival: https://www.womadelaide.com.au/
Adelaide Festival is a major literary and theatrical festival: https://www.adelaidefestival.com.au/
The official tourism website for South Australia is https://southaustralia.com/
Information about the Adelaide Motorsport Festival can be found at https://www.adelaidemotorsportfestival.com.au/
A video overview is located at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EzL8R1B48o
Adelaide has consistently rated in the top twenty most liveable cities on earth and the regions on its periphery such as Kangaroo Island have been rated in the top four places on earth to visit by publications such as The New York Times.
It produces the majority of premium wine in Australia and has significant industries in mining, seafood, agribusiness, technology, space and defence.
The official website for Invest S.A, the Investment Attraction Agency within South Australia can be found at https://invest.sa.gov.au/
South Australia leads the Commonwealth in respect to economic growth, lowest unemployment and greatest exports. It is a global leader in renewable energy with over 74% of its electricity needs made from renewable sources.
Arguably there are greater opportunities in South Australia than in any other part of Australasia.
