Gauteng Tourism, in partnership with the Department of Small Business Development, is using Decorex Joburg 2026 to showcase six small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) that reflect the province’s growing creative economy. The businesses represent sectors including leathercraft, ceramics, sustainable lifestyle products, natural skincare and contemporary art.
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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.
The 2026 SPAR Women’s Challenge Tshwane returns to SuperSport Park in Centurion on Saturday, 1 August, bringing thousands of runners and supporters to Gauteng for one of South Africa’s biggest women’s road running events. Visitors travelling to Tshwane for the race can make the most of their stay by exploring nearby accommodation, restaurants and attractions before and after the event.
Discover over 500 stores at Menlyn Park Mall in Pretoria, from top fashion brands and local designers to dining, electronics, and services. Plan your visit with this complete guide.
Indoor activities in Gauteng have a way of turning a grey, cold Saturday into one of the better weekends of the school holidays. When the temperature drops and the idea of an outdoor outing loses its appeal, it’s easy to assume that family fun has to wait until summer. It doesn’t.
The best cafés in Gauteng become even more inviting during winter. Winter mornings in Gauteng invite a slower pace, with crisp air, steaming coffee cups and cosy cafés made for lingering. Across Johannesburg, cosy coffee spots offer more than caffeine they become places to work, read, reconnect with friends, or simply enjoy a quiet morning while the city wakes up around you.
Proudly South African CEO Eustace Mashimbye has joined Gauteng Lifve Podcast host Barba G for a discussion on localisation, entrepreneurship and the role of consumer spending in supporting South African businesses and jobs. The conversation comes as Proudly South African partners with the Gauteng Tourism Authority around the Proudly South African Local Wine Expo, connecting the buy local movement with Gauteng’s visitor economy.
There’s a particular kind of magic that settles over Gauteng once the temperature drops. Mornings arrive sharper. Evenings turn dark early. And somewhere in between, our appetite for good company and warm food seems to grow.
Visitors attending the Proudly South African Local Wine Expo from Friday, 24 July to Sunday, 26 July 2026 can turn the event into a three day Gauteng getaway by exploring accommodation, restaurants, markets and attractions around Glenferness, Fourways, Kyalami and Midrand.
Five Gauteng-based wine businesses will be among the local brands exhibiting at the Proudly South African Local Wine Expo at Prison Break Market in Glenferness, Johannesburg, from Friday, 24 July to Sunday, 26 July 2026.
South African Tourism has announced a new digital trade series that will form part of Sho’t Left Travel Week 2026, introducing a refreshed online learning experience for tourism businesses across South Africa. The first live session will take place on Tuesday, 21 July 2026, giving tourism operators, marketers and industry stakeholders practical insights into digital marketing, branding, artificial intelligence and demand generation.