Before you join the fun, there’s plenty of homework to
do. There’s lots of things to get your head around - what stuff costs, where to
get help, how to get around - but don’t worry, I’ll walk you through it.
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From parking to porters and from shopping to shuttles – a guide to the facilities and transport options available at Johannesburg’s major airport.
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Visitors to Joburg will find banking easy. There are bank branches, ATMs and foreign exchange offices wherever you look. And if you don’t want to carry cash, most places take credit cards.
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If you lose your passport, or any other official help, your nearest embassy or consulate is close at hand.
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Using common sense and following some basic rules should ensure that visitors enjoy their stay in Joburg.
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Good service is always worth rewarding, so visitors should feel free to tip –here’s the guide to gratuities.
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This city is wired, with dozens of places to hook up to the net. There are wireless hotspots almost everywhere - hotels, airports, restaurants and coffee shops - as well as dedicated internet cafes. Here’s a directory.
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A set of Adobe Acrobat maps of popular Johannesburg neighbourhoods,
including road and suburb names, schools, parks, shopping strips and
historic areas.
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Handy tips 
From parking to porters and from shopping to shuttles – a guide to the facilities and transport options available at Johannesburg’s major airport.
Visitors to Joburg will find banking easy. There are bank branches, ATMs and foreign exchange offices wherever you look. And if you don’t want to carry cash, most places take credit cards.
If you lose your passport, or any other official help, your nearest embassy or consulate is close at hand.
Using common sense and following some basic rules should ensure that visitors enjoy their stay in Joburg.
Good service is always worth rewarding, so visitors should feel free to tip –here’s the guide to gratuities.
This city is wired, with dozens of places to hook up to the net. There are wireless hotspots almost everywhere - hotels, airports, restaurants and coffee shops - as well as dedicated internet cafes. Here’s a directory.
A set of Adobe Acrobat maps of popular Johannesburg neighbourhoods,
including road and suburb names, schools, parks, shopping strips and
historic areas.
