Johannesburg
Hotel review: Premier Hotel O.R. Tambo in Johannesburg - Safe, comfortable and friendly
Being so close to the airport means you can leave at the last minute for your flight.
- by Sue Williams
Johannesburg, South Africa travel guide and things to do: Nine highlights
Tour Soweto on foot, on two wheels or tucked into the back of a colourful three-wheeled tuk-tuk.
- by Katrina Lobley
South Africa's Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg: Heartrending, disturbing and, ultimately, uplifting
South Africa's Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg about its history of racial segregation can be a profoundly disturbing experience for visitors.
- by Sue Williams
Airport review: O.R. Tambo International, Johannesburg, South Africa
It's not too big, and it's not too small and, while it's easy to navigate, it still has lots of things to do and see and eat and buy.
- by Sue Williams
Airline review: South African Airways A330-200 economy class, Perth to Johannesburg
Nothing is a hassle and staff are professional and quick, oozing Africa's famously warm hospitality.
- by Nina Karnikowski
Airline review: South African Airways, Perth to Johannesburg, business class
The business class seats come with the tasty food and wine and good-natured service.
- by Catherine Marshall
Airline review: SA Airlink Embraer E190 economy class, Johannesburg to St Helena Island, St Helena Island
A technical stop at a dune-swamped airport and the anticipation of landing in one of the world's most remote and beautiful destinations.
- by Catherine Marshall
Airline review: South African Airways economy class, Johannesburg to Perth
The only other airline operating non-stop flights between Australia and South Africa is Qantas.
- by Michael Gebicki
Airline review: Qantas 747 economy class, Sydney to Johannesburg
Departing Sydney before midday, the sun never sets on this flight.
- by Craig Platt
Airline review: South African Airways, business class, Johannesburg to Perth
Travel socks go on, beds are set-up, blankets unwrapped and laid – and all of that is before the hot towels arrive.
- by David Rood