Close Menu
Whats on GWhats on G
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube WhatsApp
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Whats on GWhats on G
    Wednesday, September 30
    • Home
    • G20

      Sharpeville Reservoir Mural Stands as a G20 Legacy of Township Revitalisation

      24 November , 2025

      Wits University Hosts Prof Jeffrey Sachs for Public Lecture on Africa and the G20

      13 November , 2025

      Major G20 Road Closures Expected Across Johannesburg on 15 November 2025

      12 November , 2025

      G20 Leaders’ Summit Comes to Johannesburg: What Gauteng Needs to Know (22–23 Nov 2025)

      11 November , 2025

      Gauteng Showcases Readiness For G20 Summit with Launch of South Africa’s Electronic Travel Authorisation System

      6 November , 2025
    • Visit Gauteng
      1. Top Attractions
      2. Restaurants in Gauteng
      3. Shopping Malls in Gauteng
      4. Monuments & Landmarks
      5. National Parks in Gauteng
      6. Casinos & Gaming
      7. View All

      Cultural Villages in Gauteng Every Tourist Should Visit

      23 September , 2025

      Adrenaline in the Air: Zip-Lining, Ballooning and Thrills This Tourism Month

      17 September , 2025

      Gold Reef City Tickets 2025: Entrance Fees & Booking Guide

      6 September , 2025

      The 10 Best Free Things to Do in Gauteng

      25 June , 2025

      Thava Indian Restaurant Opens at Emperors Palace in Kempton Park

      3 March , 2026

      Restaurants in Gauteng: Wood & Fire Review

      30 October , 2025

      Food_By_K_ Review: Is This Insta-Famous Eatery Worth the Hype?

      18 October , 2025

      Bottomless Café Review: Must-Try Spot in Roodepoort

      14 October , 2025

      List of Stores in Menlyn Park Shopping Centre: Updated 2026 Guide

      27 July , 2026

      A Shopper’s Guide to Gauteng 2026: Where to Find the Best Deals, Brands and Markets

      9 June , 2026

      Eastgate Mall Shops Guide 2026

      27 May , 2026

      Malls in Gauteng: Lenz Quarter Opens, New Shopping Hub Transforms Lenasia

      3 November , 2025

      The Cradle of Humankind: Explore This UNESCO Site

      9 September , 2025

      Mandela House in Soweto: What to Expect in 2025 and Why It Still Matters

      14 July , 2025

      The 10 Best Free Things to Do in Gauteng

      25 June , 2025

      Top 10 Winter Attractions and Family-Friendly Activities in Gauteng

      13 June , 2025

      Top 10 Amusement Parks in Gauteng for Family Fun and Thrills

      2 August , 2025

      Top 10 Winter Attractions and Family-Friendly Activities in Gauteng

      13 June , 2025

      Gauteng’s Nature Reserves: All You Need to Know for an Unforgettable Outdoor Escape

      17 May , 2025

      Wild & Free: The Best National Parks & Nature Reserves in Gauteng

      14 May , 2025

      Tyla A*POP Takeover Coming to Gauteng: Everything You Need to Know

      13 August , 2026

      The Most Popular Casino Games in Gauteng and How to Play Them

      8 July , 2025

      Inside Montecasino: Exclusive Look at June’s Big Jackpots and Entertainment Line-up

      26 June , 2025

      Winter Promotions: What’s Happening at Gauteng Casinos This Winter

      24 June , 2025

      Joy of Jazz 2026 Guide: Where to Stay, Eat and Explore in Sandton

      25 September , 2026

      World Tourism Day 2026: How TAo Be a Tourist in Your Own City in Gauteng

      25 September , 2026

      Gauteng Heritage Month 2026: Six Local Businesses Keeping Culture and Craft Alive

      22 September , 2026

      New Harties Aerial Cableway and Lion & Safari Park Tour Launches Ahead of Heritage Day 2026

      22 September , 2026
    • News

      Ramaphosa Orders 90 Day GBVF Action Plan After Ekurhuleni Killings

      30 September , 2026

      Tembisa Woman Killed as Police Investigate Ekurhuleni Murders and Wedela Mass Shooting

      28 September , 2026

      Mpox Cases Rise To 22 in South Africa as Gauteng Monitors Three Infections

      23 September , 2026

      Cleveland Shootout: Ten (10) Arrested and Nine (9) Firearms Seized After Fatal Police Confrontation in Johannesburg

      22 September , 2026

      Gauteng’s Golden Weekend Showcases the Power of Events to Drive Tourism, Growth and Global Visibility

      21 September , 2026
    • Events

      Visit Gauteng App Launches Online Marketplace for Local Businesses and Shoppers

      30 September , 2026

      Gauteng Vul’amathuba Festival 2026: Where to Find Jobs, Bursaries, Training and Business Support

      29 September , 2026

      Heritage Day 2026: Where to Go and What to Explore Across Gauteng

      21 September , 2026

      Constitution Hill to Host Silent Gathering Against Femicide on 25 September

      18 September , 2026

      Scorpion Kings Live 2026: Your Guide to the Konka GP Music Route, Transport and Things to Do in Soweto

      17 September , 2026
    • Sports
      1. Rugby in Gauteng
      2. Soccer in Gauteng
      3. Kaizer Chiefs
      4. Bulls
      5. Mamelodi Sundowns
      6. Orlando Pirates
      7. Sports Personalities
      8. View All

      Springboks vs All Blacks at FNB Stadium: SA Rugby Warns Fans Over Fake Test Tickets

      1 September , 2026

      Lions vs Griquas: Ntlabakanye Returns For Currie Cup Final After Drug Test Shock

      19 September , 2025

      Must-Win Clash: Bulls Throw Everything at Lions to Avoid Early Exit

      27 August , 2025

      Wallabies Consider Flying in Reinforcements After Fresh Injuries

      18 August , 2025

      Kaizer Chiefs Celebrates 56: From Phefeni’s Dusty Grounds to a Global Football Giant Rooted in Gauteng

      7 January , 2026

      Khanyisa Mayo’s Debut Goal Overshadowed as Kaizer Chiefs Held by Gallants

      25 September , 2025

      Kaizer Chiefs Beaten 3-1 by Sekhukhune in First Defeat of the Season

      16 September , 2025

      Orlando Pirates 2025 September Fixtures

      15 September , 2025

      Bafana Bafana vs Eritrea: Pitso Mosimane Identifies Ali Sulieman as Key Threat

      30 September , 2026

      Ramaphosa Orders 90 Day GBVF Action Plan After Ekurhuleni Killings

      30 September , 2026

      To Will or Not to Will: 10 Will Myths South Africans Should Know in 2026

      30 September , 2026

      SASSA November 2026 Payment Dates Under Review Ahead of Local Elections

      30 September , 2026

      Bafana Bafana vs Eritrea: Pitso Mosimane Identifies Ali Sulieman as Key Threat

      30 September , 2026

      Ramaphosa Orders 90 Day GBVF Action Plan After Ekurhuleni Killings

      30 September , 2026

      To Will or Not to Will: 10 Will Myths South Africans Should Know in 2026

      30 September , 2026

      SASSA November 2026 Payment Dates Under Review Ahead of Local Elections

      30 September , 2026

      Bafana Bafana vs Eritrea: Pitso Mosimane Identifies Ali Sulieman as Key Threat

      30 September , 2026

      Ramaphosa Orders 90 Day GBVF Action Plan After Ekurhuleni Killings

      30 September , 2026

      To Will or Not to Will: 10 Will Myths South Africans Should Know in 2026

      30 September , 2026

      SASSA November 2026 Payment Dates Under Review Ahead of Local Elections

      30 September , 2026

      Bafana Bafana vs Eritrea: Pitso Mosimane Identifies Ali Sulieman as Key Threat

      30 September , 2026

      Ramaphosa Orders 90 Day GBVF Action Plan After Ekurhuleni Killings

      30 September , 2026

      To Will or Not to Will: 10 Will Myths South Africans Should Know in 2026

      30 September , 2026

      SASSA November 2026 Payment Dates Under Review Ahead of Local Elections

      30 September , 2026

      Jessica Motaung Breaks New Ground in FIFA Men’s Football Governance

      10 October , 2025

      Hugo Broos Labels Mbekezeli Mbokazi Bafana Bafana’s Next Big Star

      1 September , 2025

      Imran Tahir: The Relentless Spinner Who Redefined Longevity

      28 August , 2025

      Khanyisa Chawane: From Tzaneen Talent to National Netball Trailblazer

      7 August , 2025

      Bafana Bafana vs Eritrea: Pitso Mosimane Identifies Ali Sulieman as Key Threat

      30 September , 2026

      Bafana Bafana Beat Guinea as Mosimane Turns Attention to Eritrea 2027 AFCON Qualifier

      28 September , 2026

      Bafana Bafana, Proteas and URC Fixtures: Gauteng Hosts Three (3) Major Matches This Weekend

      25 September , 2026

      Kyalami to Host South Africa’s First International 24 Hour Race in January 2027

      21 September , 2026
    • Transport
      1. Gautrain & Public Transit
      2. Car Reviews & Auto News
      3. View All

      Gautrain Match Day Guide: Chiefs vs Sundowns, Bulls and Springboks Transport

      13 August , 2026

      Rideshare Safety in Gauteng: What Every Woman Should Know Before Getting In

      6 August , 2026

      Gautrain to Launch ‘Gau Express’ E-Hailing Service Across Gauteng in October 2026

      22 May , 2026

      Rethinking South Africa’s Tourism

      4 March , 2026

      Toyota Airbag Recall: 39% of Affected Vehicles in South Africa Still Unrepaired

      21 April , 2026

      Gautrain Expansion 2026: R120 Billion Project to Create 125,000 Jobs and New Routes Across Gauteng

      31 March , 2026

      New VW Transporter Models Arrive in South Africa – Prices Officially Out

      25 October , 2025

      Rea Vaya Route Opens After 10-Year Delay

      24 October , 2025

      2026 Heritage Day Travel Warning as Gauteng Motorists Prepare for Busy Roads

      23 September , 2026

      Kyalami to Host South Africa’s First International 24 Hour Race in January 2027

      21 September , 2026

      Women in South Africa’s Taxi Industry: Why Ownership and Leadership Remain Out of Reach

      2 September , 2026

      Significant Fuel Price Increases Predicted for September 2026: Here’s What Gauteng Motorists Need to Know

      26 August , 2026
    • Lifestyle

      Collagen Supplements Explained: Benefits, Types, Side Effects and What They Cannot Do

      17 September , 2026

      Women-Owned Businesses Making Gauteng a Safer, Better Place to Go Out

      31 August , 2026

      Women’s Month Is Ending. Here’s Where Women in Gauteng Can Find Help All Year Round

      28 August , 2026

      What to Do If Something Goes Wrong: Emergency Contacts and Resources Every Gauteng Woman Should Know

      27 August , 2026

      Do You Need Sunscreen Indoors and in Winter? What Gauteng Residents Should Know

      26 August , 2026
    • Jobs & Career

      Gauteng Vul’amathuba Festival 2026: Where to Find Jobs, Bursaries, Training and Business Support

      29 September , 2026

      Two New Government Qualifications for 2027: Entry Requirements, Fees and How to Apply

      28 September , 2026

      Gauteng Vul’Amathuba Campaign to Connect Residents With Jobs, Skills and Business Support

      14 September , 2026

      Gauteng Tourism Authority CEO Vacancy 2026: Applications Close 18 September

      8 September , 2026

      Gauteng Tourism Authority Internship 2026: Digital Content Producer Applications Open

      7 September , 2026
    • Finance

      To Will or Not to Will: 10 Will Myths South Africans Should Know in 2026

      30 September , 2026

      October 2026 Fuel Price Forecast: Petrol Could Reach R30 a Litre in Gauteng

      28 September , 2026

      Retirement Planning in South Africa: How a Market Crash Can Affect Your Pension

      28 September , 2026

      Got a SARS Tax Refund? 5 Smart Ways to Use the Money in 2026

      20 July , 2026

      Fuel Price Relief in August 2026? Early Data Points to Possible Petrol and Diesel Cuts

      8 July , 2026
    • Technology

      iPhone 18 Pro vs iPhone 17 Pro: What’s New and Is It Worth the Upgrade?

      14 September , 2026

      IEC Launches New Media App Ahead of 2026 Local Elections

      27 May , 2026

      Jozi Unveils Jo, the AI Tourism Guide Welcoming G20 Visitors to Johannesburg

      20 November , 2025

      Top 50 Most Common PIN Codes: If Your’s in On the List, Change It!

      15 September , 2025

      Apple Launches New Watches: Introducing the Latest SE Model

      14 September , 2025
    Whats on GWhats on G
    Home»Visit Gauteng»Best Sho’t Left Travel Week Gauteng Deals 2026 From R300 to Luxury Escapes
    Visit Gauteng

    Best Sho’t Left Travel Week Gauteng Deals 2026 From R300 to Luxury Escapes

    Nomthandazo NtisaBy Nomthandazo Ntisa4 September , 2026
    WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Copy Link Telegram LinkedIn Email
    Best Sho't Left Travel Week Gauteng Deals 2026 From R300 to Luxury Escapes
    Share
    Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email

    Sho’t Left Travel Week returns from 7 to 13 September 2026, giving South Africans another opportunity to experience Gauteng for less. As part of Tourism Month, the annual campaign offers discounts on accommodation, attractions, guided tours and holiday experiences, encouraging travellers to explore more of the province while supporting local tourism businesses.

    Advertisement

    Whether you are planning a spontaneous weekend away, a family holiday, a romantic escape or a cultural adventure, Gauteng has something for every type of traveller. From heritage tours in Soweto and Johannesburg to luxury stays, scenic Magaliesberg experiences and affordable city attractions, this year’s campaign makes it easier to discover what is on your doorstep.

    ALSO READ: Sho’t Left Travel Week 2026 Returns With Travel Deals of Up to 50% Off

    Discover Gauteng through its heritage and culture

    Some of the province’s most memorable experiences celebrate the people, places and stories that have shaped South Africa.

    Travel Week visitors can step into the country’s history while supporting local guides and tourism businesses.

    Recommended experiences include:

    • Soweto Half Day Group Tour from R890
    Viator
    • Vilakazi Street Neighbourhood Experience from R650
    Joburg.co.za
    • Johannesburg Half Day City Tour from R890
    Tripadvisor
    • Johannesburg Contrast Tour, combining the city’s historic and modern attractions, from R3 200
    Tripadvisor
    • Explore Orlando Soweto Experience from R3 500
    South African Tourism

    These guided experiences offer visitors an opportunity to explore iconic neighbourhoods, heritage sites and local communities while learning more about Gauteng’s rich history.

    Amazing experiences for under R1 000

    A memorable getaway does not always require a large budget.

    Sho’t Left Travel Week includes several affordable experiences that are perfect for students, families, couples and anyone looking for a quick day out.

    Some of the best value offers include:

    • 1322 Backpackers International accommodation from R300
    www.booking.com
    • City Sightseeing Johannesburg Hop On Hop Off Bus from R399
    Tripadvisor
    • Soweto Walking Tour from R400
    Lebo’s Soweto Backpackers
    • The Trench Adventure Experience from R600
    guidesa.co.za
    • Conference and Training Venue near OR Tambo International Airport from R550
    Afrique Hospitality Group
    • Velatswi Scooter Excursions from R750
    Tripadvisor

    These experiences prove that exploring Gauteng can be both memorable and affordable.

    Advertisement

    Romantic escapes made for spring

    Spring is one of the most popular times for couples to plan a weekend away, and several Gauteng partners are offering experiences that combine relaxation with unforgettable scenery.

    Among the standout Sho’t Left deals are:

    • Horse, Spa and Picnic Magalies Getaway from R3 020
    Travel Affordable
    • Magalies Two Night Escape including accommodation, massage, game drive and Sunday lunch cruise from R2 980

    • Sandton City Lights Romantic Escape including accommodation, dinner and Thai massage from R5 760
    Seven Villa Hotel & Spa
    • The Blyde Midweek Special from R1 800
    Facebook

    Whether you prefer luxury accommodation, outdoor adventure or a peaceful countryside retreat, these packages offer an opportunity to reconnect while exploring Gauteng.

    Family getaways everyone can enjoy

    Sho’t Left Travel Week also includes several family friendly packages designed for travellers looking to spend quality time together.

    Accommodation options range from self catering apartments to cultural village experiences that introduce children to South Africa’s diverse heritage.

    Family favourites include:

    • Two Bedroom Self Catering Apartment sleeping up to ten guests from R3 000
    • Lesedi Cultural Village Overnight Experience from R1 920
    www.lesedi.com
    • Lesedi Family Deluxe Package from R4 510
    • The Blyde family accommodation specials with direct access to the Crystal Lagoon

    These experiences combine accommodation with activities that appeal to both children and adults, making them ideal for spring weekends and school holiday planning.

    City breaks and luxury stays

    If a sophisticated city escape is more your style, Sho’t Left Travel Week features accommodation across Johannesburg and Pretoria that combines comfort, convenience and value.

    Whether you are planning a staycation, attending an event or simply looking for a weekend away, these properties place visitors close to Gauteng’s restaurants, shopping, nightlife and attractions.

    Featured offers include:

    • Kravit Premier Suites from R1 398
    www.booking.com
    • Royal Majestic Hotel, Rosebank from R1 050
    www.booking.com
    • ANEW Hotel Capital Pretoria from R1 400 per night
    ANEW Hotels & Resorts
    • The Blyde Crystal Lagoon accommodation specials from R1 500
    www.booking.com
    • Selected boutique hotels and serviced apartments offering exclusive Sho’t Left Travel Week rates

    These city stays make it easy to combine business and leisure while discovering everything Gauteng has to offer.

    Unique Gauteng experiences

    For travellers looking to do something different this spring, Gauteng’s Travel Week offers include experiences that go beyond the traditional weekend getaway.

    Whether you prefer outdoor adventure, scenic views or exploring the province from a different perspective, there are several standout options.

    Some unique experiences include:

    • Balloon Safari over Gauteng from R4 249
    Exclusive Getaways
    • Velatswi Scooter Excursions from R750
    • The Trench Adventure Experience from R600
    • Johannesburg Contrast Tour from R3 200
    • Explore Orlando Soweto Experience from R3 500

    These experiences showcase Gauteng’s diversity while offering memorable activities for visitors of all ages.

    Explore Gauteng by region

    Advertisement

    Johannesburg

    Johannesburg remains Gauteng’s biggest tourism hub, offering everything from sightseeing and heritage tours to luxury accommodation.

    Recommended Travel Week deals include:

    • City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off Bus from R399
    • Royal Majestic Hotel, Rosebank from R1 050
    • Johannesburg Half Day City Tour from R890

    Whether you are discovering the inner city or enjoying a weekend in Rosebank, Johannesburg offers experiences for every budget.

    Soweto

    Soweto continues to be one of Gauteng’s most visited destinations, combining history, culture and vibrant local experiences.

    Top Sho’t Left deals include:

    • Soweto Walking Tour from R400
    • Vilakazi Street Experience from R650
    • Soweto Half Day Group Tour from R890
    • Explore Orlando Soweto Experience from R3 500

    These tours offer visitors the opportunity to experience one of South Africa’s most iconic communities through the eyes of local guides.

    Pretoria and Tshwane

    Pretoria combines heritage attractions with modern accommodation, making it an ideal destination for a spring weekend.

    Travel Week highlights include:

    • Freedom Park, with selected Tourism Month promotions
    Freedom Park
    • ANEW Hotel Capital Pretoria from R1 400 per night
    • Heritage attractions, museums and city experiences throughout the capital

    Ekurhuleni

    Travellers arriving through OR Tambo International Airport can also take advantage of nearby accommodation and business travel offers.

    Featured partner deals include:

    • Conference and Training Venue just four kilometres from OR Tambo International Airport from R550
    • Airport accommodation and shuttle services available through participating Travel Week partners

    West Rand and Magaliesberg

    The West Rand offers the perfect escape for travellers looking to enjoy nature without leaving Gauteng.

    Featured experiences include:

    • Magalies Budget Getaway from R1 499
    • Horse, Spa and Picnic Experience from R3 020
    • Two Night Magalies Escape including a massage, game drive and Sunday lunch cruise from R2 980
    • Balloon Safari from R4 249

    This region remains one of Gauteng’s favourite destinations for couples and outdoor enthusiasts.

    Advertisement

    Vaal and Sedibeng

    Southern Gauteng offers scenic river experiences, waterfront accommodation and relaxed weekend escapes.

    Featured Sho’t Left offers include:

    • Vaal Cruise and Emerald Casino Package from R1 780
    Liquid Lounge Vaal River Cruises
    • Two Bedroom Self Catering Apartment from R3 000

    Combined with local restaurants and outdoor activities, the Vaal continues to be a popular destination for families and couples alike.

    More Gauteng deals worth exploring

    Beyond these featured experiences, visitors will also find:

    • Boutique guest houses
    • Luxury apartments
    • Shuttle and transport services
    • Guided heritage tours
    • Township tourism experiences
    • Adventure activities
    • Family accommodation
    • Business travel packages
    • Self catering holidays
    • Weekend staycation specials

    The full range of offers is available throughout Sho’t Left Travel Week while participating specials last.

    Book your spring escape

    Sho’t Left Travel Week runs from 7 to 13 September 2026, with participating tourism businesses across Gauteng offering exclusive Travel Week pricing.

    Visitors can browse the complete list of deals and make bookings through the official Sho’t Left website at www.shotleft.co.za.

    To help plan your trip, download the Visit Gauteng mobile app, where you can discover attractions, restaurants, accommodation, transport information, family activities and personalised itineraries across Johannesburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni, Sedibeng and the West Rand.

    Google Play:
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.gautengtourism.visitgauteng

    Apple App Store:
    https://apps.apple.com/za/app/visit-gauteng/id6446454973

    What This Means for Gauteng Residents

    Sho’t Left Travel Week is more than an opportunity to save on travel. It encourages Gauteng residents to experience the province in new ways while supporting local tourism businesses.

    Instead of travelling long distances, residents can discover nearby heritage attractions, book overnight stays, explore township experiences or enjoy a luxury weekend without leaving the province.

    The campaign also benefits hotels, guest houses, tour operators, restaurants, transport providers and community based tourism businesses by encouraging more visitors to travel during Tourism Month.

    Whether you have a few hundred rand to spend or are planning a luxury getaway, Sho’t Left Travel Week offers experiences that suit a variety of budgets and interests while showcasing the diversity of Gauteng.


    Frequently Asked Questions

    When is Sho’t Left Travel Week 2026?

    Sho’t Left Travel Week runs from Monday, 7 September to Sunday, 13 September 2026.

    How much can I save?

    Participating tourism businesses are offering selected deals with discounts of up to 50%, depending on the product and availability.

    What types of experiences are included?

    Travel Week includes accommodation, guided tours, cultural experiences, family holidays, romantic escapes, city breaks, transport services and adventure activities across Gauteng.

    Where can I book these deals?

    All participating offers can be viewed and booked through the official Sho’t Left website at www.shotleft.co.za.

    How can I plan my Gauteng trip?

    Travellers can also download the Visit Gauteng mobile app to discover attractions, restaurants, accommodation, events, family activities, transport information and personalised itineraries across Johannesburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni, Sedibeng and the West Rand.


    Looking Ahead

    As spring arrives, Sho’t Left Travel Week provides the perfect opportunity to experience Gauteng differently. Whether you choose a heritage tour in Soweto, a family getaway near the Vaal, a luxury stay in Sandton, a balloon safari over the Magaliesberg or a weekend exploring Pretoria’s cultural attractions, there is no shortage of experiences waiting to be discovered.

    The campaign also reflects Gauteng’s broader tourism strategy of encouraging visitors to travel further, stay longer and support local businesses across the province. By connecting accommodation, attractions, culture, heritage and transport through one platform, Sho’t Left Travel Week makes planning an affordable getaway easier than ever.

    Browse the full list of participating Gauteng deals, compare experiences and secure your booking before the specials end on 13 September 2026.

    Advertisement

    Plan Your Sho’t Left Getaway

    Browse and book participating Travel Week deals:

    Sho’t Left: https://www.shotleft.co.za

    Plan your itinerary with the official Visit Gauteng app:

    Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.gautengtourism.visitgauteng

    Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/za/app/visit-gauteng/id6446454973

    Gauteng Tourism Hub Network

    Use these connected hubs to plan events, food, stays, transport, and attractions across Gauteng.

    • Gauteng Travel and Events Hub
    • Events and Weekend Guide Hub
    • Food and Nightlife Hub
    • Stay and Transport Hub
    • Visit Gauteng
    • Events in Gauteng
    • Top Attractions
    • Restaurants in Gauteng
    • Hotels and Accommodation
    • Gautrain and Public Transit
    Gauteng tourism Sho't left Travel Week Visit Gauteng
    Share. WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Copy Link Telegram Email LinkedIn
    Nomthandazo Ntisa
    • Website

    Nomthandazo Ntisa is a journalist and Content Editor at What's On G with more than six years of experience in journalism, digital publishing, and content strategy. She covers the people, places, events, and issues shaping Gauteng — producing stories that help readers understand and connect with life across the province.

    Advertisement

    Related Posts

    Visit Gauteng App Launches Online Marketplace for Local Businesses and Shoppers

    30 September , 2026

    Joy of Jazz 2026 Guide: Where to Stay, Eat and Explore in Sandton

    25 September , 2026

    World Tourism Day 2026: How TAo Be a Tourist in Your Own City in Gauteng

    25 September , 2026
    Don't Miss
    Sports

    Bafana Bafana vs Eritrea: Pitso Mosimane Identifies Ali Sulieman as Key Threat

    By Nomthandazo Ntisa30 September , 2026

    Ramaphosa Orders 90 Day GBVF Action Plan After Ekurhuleni Killings

    30 September , 2026

    To Will or Not to Will: 10 Will Myths South Africans Should Know in 2026

    30 September , 2026

    SASSA November 2026 Payment Dates Under Review Ahead of Local Elections

    30 September , 2026
    Advertisement
    Advertisement
    Gauteng News Image
    Advertisement
    Visit-GautengApp
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube WhatsApp
    • PAIA/POPIA
    • About
    • Contact
    © Copyright 2026 Whats on G | by Gauteng Tourism Authority| All Rights Reserved

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.