Visit Gauteng
Boardrooms, convention centres and bid support across Gauteng.
Who we are
The Gauteng Convention & Events Bureau (GCEB) is a division of the Gauteng Tourism Authority mandated to market Gauteng as a world-class business events destination. We provide comprehensive support to associations, corporates, and Professional Conference Organisers (PCOs) to host successful congresses, conferences, exhibitions, and incentive events in Gauteng.
The bureau is headed by Nonnie Kubeka, Head of the Gauteng Convention & Events Bureau.
Great for Business
Africa's most advanced business infrastructure — world-class convention centres, direct flights from every major global hub, and a mature professional services sector.
Africa's Economic Hub
Gauteng generates 34% of South Africa’s GDP and hosts the continent’s largest stock exchange, making it the natural meeting point for African commerce.
People and Culture
Eleven official languages, a globally significant liberation heritage, and the Cradle of Humankind on the doorstep — delegate programmes write themselves here.
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Meeting Planner’s Guide
Venue capacity tables, transport and airport orientation, and essential delegate information — the full GCEB reference.
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90+
World-class venues
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Distinct regions
134
Embassies in Tshwane
International Memberships
Contact GCEB
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6 June 2026
Visit Gauteng Strikes Gold at the 2026 International Tourism Film Festival Africa
Johannesburg, The Gauteng Tourism Authority (GTA) is celebrating a defining moment for destination storytelling after winning Gold at the 2026 International Tourism Film Festival Africa awards (ITFFA) ceremony held in Johannesburg on Friday, 5 June 2026. It is gold for the golden province, […]
5 June 2026
HONOR Announces the Official Bafana Bafana Watch Parties in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal
Johannesburg, South Africa – 5 June 2026 HONOR South Africa in Partnership with SABC Sport, SAFA, Adidas, DSAC and Gauteng Tourism are bringing supporters closer to the energy, pride, and build-up around the beautiful game with a series of fan-focused activations and rewards linked to Bafana Bafana’s upcoming international tournament kicking off in Mexico next […]
1 June 2026
Gauteng Tourism backs Traffic Wardens to Boost Visitor & Residents Safety this Youth Month
Johannesburg, As South Africa marks Youth Month, the Gauteng Tourism Authority (GTA) fully supports the Gauteng Traffic Wardens programme is helping strengthen visitors and residents safety, public confidence and destination readiness across the province. Known widely as amapanyaza, the wardens are part of a broader provincial effort to build a safer, more welcoming Gauteng for residents and visitors alike. For the GTA, visible safety […]
12 May 2026
Gauteng Tourism Authority to Launch the Gauteng Golden Fairways Route at Africa’s Travel Indaba
A bold new tourism platform where sport, culture, lifestyle, and immersive experiences come together to reimagine Gauteng. The Gauteng Tourism Authority will today officially unveil the Gauteng Golden Fairways Route at Africa’s Travel Indaba, introducing a bold new tourism platform designed to transform the way travellers experience Gauteng. Blending the sophistication of golf with culture, […]
10 May 2026
Visit Gauteng leads united provincial showcase at Africa’s Travel Indaba
Durban, KwaZulu-Natal – Visit Gauteng will lead the province’s participation at Africa’s Travel Indaba 2026 at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre (Durban ICC), from 12–14 May 2026, preceded by Business Opportunity Networking Day (BONDay) on 11 May 2026. Under the theme “One Pavilion – One Story – Africa’s Bleisure Powerhouse”, Gauteng will present […]
14 April 2026
Beyond the Naming Rights on the Gate – Music Tourism, Iconic Events and Why Gauteng Must Lead the Next Chapter of Delicious Festival
Music tourism has moved decisively from the margins to the centre of global travel and destination economics. What was once considered niche leisure activity has evolved into one of the most powerful drivers of tourism demand, reshaping how travellers choose destinations, how long they stay and how much they spend. By 2025, 55% of global […]