Tourism drives Gauteng’s growth, pulling in millions of visitors every year to heritage sites, cultural landmarks, and township attractions. But the industry’s future depends on trust, safety, and strict compliance with regulations.
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Gauteng is often described as South Africa’s economic powerhouse, a province of skyscrapers, highways, and commerce. But beyond the boardrooms…
Gauteng may be South Africa’s smallest province in size, but it’s the biggest in spirit. Gauteng packs the world into one compact space, from Johannesburg’s glass-and-steel skyline to Pretoria’s jacaranda-lined streets, and from buzzing township markets to tranquil nature reserves.
Gauteng may be known for its skyscrapers and economic might, but its real heartbeat lies in the stories, songs, and…
Heritage Day, celebrated every year on 24 September, is one of South Africa’s most beloved public holidays. Known informally as…
South Africa’s tourism sector has scored a major win: Johannesburg and Durban will host Meetings Africa and Africa’s Travel Indaba (ATI) for the next five years, starting in 2026.
September’s Tourism Month always tempts families to plan long trips to the coast or far-off landmarks. But Gauteng — South…
Tourism Month is finally here, and while many South Africans are opening the doors to heritage sites and cultural icons,…
Explore Gauteng, discover why it’s South Africa’s tourism playground, perfect for riding, hiking, braai, culture, and year-round adventure.
Discover exciting ways to explore Gauteng like a tourist, from cultural landmarks to nature parks, all without leaving your hometown.