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Explore the best of Gauteng, from top attractions and thrilling safaris to vibrant nightlife and shopping experiences. Discover things to do, must-visit places, and upcoming events that showcase the rich culture and adventure in the province.
South African Fashion Week (SAFW) is back in Johannesburg this week with its Autumn/Winter 2027 (AW27) collections. Shows run from…
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Paintball is one of Gauteng’s favourite group outings, whether it’s a birthday, a bachelor party, a team-building day or a…
Year-end function season is here, and the best Gauteng venues are already filling their late-November and December dates. Whether your…
From Pines Resort and Cedar Junction to Wild Waters and the indoor Aquadome, here are Gauteng’s best water parks and public pools for summer 2026/27, with prices and opening times.
Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris has introduced a private hot air balloon experience for four passengers as the company celebrates…
The Department of Transport has published proposed changes to South Africa’s tourist transport rules, including requirements for operating licences, accreditation, insurance and vehicle documentation. Gauteng tourism operators and other stakeholders have been invited to review the draft National Land Transport Regulations and submit comments by 9 November 2026. The proposals matter to businesses providing tourist transport because they set out how operators could apply for accreditation and licences, what documents would be required and the conditions that could apply to vehicles carrying tourists.
The South African Township and Village Tourism Organisation has welcomed the newly appointed South African Tourism Board and pledged to support its leadership, while calling for existing tourism commitments to be translated into practical programmes for enterprises in townships, villages and small dorpies. In a letter dated 1 October 2026, the Johannesburg based organisation said it wants to work with the Board and South African Tourism on market access, tourism product visibility, quality assurance, grading and enterprise development. The development matters to Gauteng because SATOVITO is based in Marshalltown, Johannesburg, and represents tourism enterprises operating in communities that it wants included more meaningfully in tourism growth.