Year-end function season is here, and the best Gauteng venues are already filling their late-November and December dates. Whether your…
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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.
Gauteng’s warmer months are here, opening the door to water park days, strawberry picking, early morning hikes and ice cream stops across the province. From Soweto and Johannesburg to Pretoria, Boksburg, Krugersdorp and the Cradle of Humankind, residents have plenty of options for a #Spring2Summer outing in 2026. This guide brings together places to visit, current price ranges, addresses, and contact details to help families, couples, and groups plan their next Gauteng day out.
South Africa has expanded its tourism infrastructure investment pipeline to 15 projects worth R3.5 billion, as government moves to attract…
October brings a full calendar of Pride Month events to Gauteng, with LGBTQ+ communities and allies gathering across Johannesburg, Sandton, Centurion and Maboneng during the month. Major events include Pretoria Pride on 10 October and Johannesburg Pride on 31 October, alongside community, entertainment, fashion and empowerment events throughout the province.
The Standard Bank Joy of Jazz returns to Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg on Friday, 25 September and Saturday, 26…
Gauteng Heritage Month 2026: Six Local Businesses Keeping Culture and Craft Alive
Gauteng Xplorer Tours has launched a new day trip from Johannesburg that combines the Harties Aerial Cableway with a guided wildlife drive at Lion & Safari Park. Announced on 18 September 2026 ahead of Heritage Day on 24 September, the tour operates on Thursdays and Saturdays and offers collection from seven points across Johannesburg. The excursion brings two attractions into one itinerary, allowing residents and visitors to explore the Hartbeespoort area without arranging separate transport between destinations.
South Africans can visit participating national parks without paying day entry fees during SA National Parks Week 2026, which runs from 7 to 13 September. The annual SANParks initiative is open to South African day visitors who present valid identification at participating parks, giving Gauteng residents an opportunity to plan affordable nature trips during the week.
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.