The upcoming G20 Summit is expected to inject billions into South Africa’s (SA), Gauteng Province’s economy, with around 25 000 people, including Heads of State, their delegations, and members of the media expected to descend on the province.
The Gauteng Tourism Authority says many hospitality facilities are already fully booked ahead of the global gathering scheduled for later in November.
Tourism authorities say the G20 Summit on November 22 to 23, will give the local hospitality sector a major financial boost.
Many delegates are expected to extend their stay and explore the province’s attractions.
Despite the anticipated economic boost, the taxi industry says it has been left out of plans to benefit from the summit.
–SABC–
