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Johannesburg's tourism character reflects its complexity — a city where visitors want township experiences and Soweto heritage tours alongside Cradle of Humankind day trips, where business travellers need weekend escapes and international guests want a mix of urban edge and natural beauty. The city sits at a crossroads: high enough for afternoon thunderstorms, positioned between the Drakensberg and the Lowveld, connected to both Kruger National Park and wine country. Travel agencies here navigate a city that isn't a single story — they're connecting people to what makes Johannesburg distinct: its gold-mining history, its role as a contemporary African hub, its proximity to world-class reserves. Demand here comes from multiple angles: leisure, business, education, adventure. The agencies working well understand you can't pitch Johannesburg as just one thing.