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Whether it’s weekly swimming lessons, monthly visits to sports fields, or once-off adventures to exciting venues, TAG Passenger Services is here to make school transport hassle-free and reliable. We provide transport solutions across Gauteng and beyond, offering flexible options to suit both regular school commitments and unique, special outings. Planning a festive day at Gold Reef City or a summer trip to a school camp? Whatever the plan, we’ve got the wheels to get you there.
At TAG Passenger Services we are able to cater for small groups to large groups. Our fleet spans from 22-Seater mini-buses to our popular 60-Seater and 65 Seater buses. No matter the size of your schools group we will be able to handle them with ease for whatever school trip, sporting event or camp that you have planned.
School Trips, Educational Tours, Field Trips or Excursions are planned outings often for educational or recreational purposes for students away from the school environment. Throughout the years TAG Passenger Services has had the privilege of transporting hundreds of schools across Gauteng to various locations for these field trips. However we were able to pick up on the top 10 field trip locations around Gauteng that are most frequently requested. In no particular order here is the top 10 most popular field trips/school trips in Gauteng to take students to for the day:
1.) Gold Reef City
2.) Johannesburg Zoo
3.) Maropeng Visitor Centre – Cradle of Humankind
4.) Sterkfontein Caves
5.) Sci-Bono Discovery Centre
6.) James Hall Museum of Transport
7.) Wits Planetarium
8.) Apartheid Museum
9.) Bothongo Rhino & Lion Park
10.) South African Airways Museum – Rand Airport
Gold Reef City, built atop the historic Crown Mines shaft, fuses adrenaline-pumping rides with a captivating journey into Johannesburg’s gold rush past. Spread over 45 acres, this theme park boasts six major roller coasters—including the spine-chilling Tower of Terror (50 m vertical drop) and the only inverted coaster in SA, Anaconda—alongside family and kiddie rides, water attractions, a 4D cinema, and interactive zones
What sets Gold Reef City apart is the authentic underground mine tour, offering a hands-on heritage experience. Descend into a real mine shaft, pan for gold, and watch gold bars being poured—all within a recreated 19th-century mining village complete with museum houses and Victorian-era architecture
Beyond rides and history, the precinct includes a 4-star hotel, a 24‑hour casino, the elegant Lyric and Globe theatres, bowling lanes, gaming arcades, live shows, multiple dining and shopping options—making it a full-day destination perfect for school trips
1. Thrilling Rides
Anaconda – South Africa’s only inverted coaster
Golden Loop – High-speed loop coaster
Jozi Express – Action-packed family coaster
Tower of Terror – Vertical drop thrill ride into a mineshaft (6.3 g!)
2. Water & Raft Rides
– Raging River Rapids, Log Ride and Runaway Train offer splashes and scenic treat around tunnels and river courses
3. Heritage Tour & Underground Mine Experience
– Descend 75 m into a REAL gold mine, pan for gold, see a live gold pour, and explore historical mine houses — a perfect blend of fun and history
4. Educational Exhibits & Museum
– Jozi’s Story of Gold: interactive mine heritage
– Victorian museum houses (Oosthuizen, Olthaver, etc.)
– Train museum showcasing a bullion coach
5. Family & Kid Zones
– Over 21 kiddie and 7 family rides
– Jump City Trampoline Park
– Laser Zone and Virtual Reality Zone
– Kiddies Express crèche supervised facility
6. Interactive Fun
– Turtle Creek Adventure Mini-Golf
– Science Exploratory with hands-on experiments
– Vintage Cars ride and 4D cinema
– Funfair game stalls with prizes
7. Live Shows & Bowling
– Theatre productions and Barney’s Theatre for younger kids
– 12‑lane bowling alley at The Magic Company arcade
8. Dining & Relaxation
-Numerous eateries including Spur Steak Ranch, fast-food court
– Picnic areas and playground zones for restful breaks
Website: www.goldreefcity.co.za
General Info & Casino: +27 11 248 5000
Theme Park Enquiries: +27 11 248 6800 (also Guest Services)
Heritage Tour Office: +27 11 248 6986 / 6825
Conference & Group Bookings: +27 11 248 5700
Emails:
– info@goldreefcity.co.za (general)
– guestservices@goldreefcity.co.za (lost & found/help)
– bookings@goldreefcity.co.za (ticket bookings)
– goldreef.heritagetours@tsogosun.com (heritage tours)
Address:
Corner Northern Parkway & Data Crescent, Ormonde, Johannesburg, 2159
Postal: Private Bag 1998, Gold Reef City, 2159
Nestled in Parkview, the Johannesburg Zoo spans 55 ha (≈136 acres) and is home to around 2,000 animals across more than 320 species—from the iconic Big 5 (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo) to vibrant exotic flora and wildlife such as Siberian tigers and orangutans. Established in 1904 on Hermann Eckstein’s Sachsenwald, it has evolved from traditional cages into spacious natural habitats, earning WAZA accreditation for its animal welfare standards
What your school groups can expect:
Living classrooms & educational programmes: Includes Zoo School (worksheets and lesson plans), Zoo‑to‑You travelling presentations, Honey Badger & Behaviour Enrichment clubs, holiday activities, and nighttime walking tours
Guided tours: Options include ferry tours on Zoo Lake, behind‑the‑scenes tours of animal care facilities, night safaris, and even overnight “Zoo Snooze” sleepovers
Fun beyond animals: On weekends and holidays, an amusement area opens up with hippo cars, golf cart rentals (2–8‑seater), ferries, a restaurant, kiosks, picnic lawns, and a curiosity gift shop
Visitor info at a glance:
Opening Hours: Daily 08:30–17:30; last entry 16:00; open 364 days/year (closed only Xmas Day)
Entrance Fees (2024‑2025):
Adults R126, Children 3–12 yrs R74
Students & Pensioners (with ID) R74
School group rate R47 per learner/educator (Mon–Fri), Bus parking R30 .
Address: Corner Jan Smuts Ave & Upper Park Drive, Parkview, Johannesburg
Contact & Booking Info:
Switchboard: +27 11 646 2000
Info Kiosk (Upper Park entrance): +27 11 646 2207
Education & Events Email contacts:
Imelda (general education): imatlala@jhbcityparks.com
Themba Nxumalo / Lawrence Letshokgohla: themba@jhbzoo.org.za or lawrence@jhbzoo.org.za joburg.org.za
Venue hire/event bookings: Leesel van Louw, +27 11 646 2240, leesel.vanlouw@jhbcityparks.com inyourpocket.com
Why it’s ideal for school outings:
– A perfect blend of wildlife observation and structured learning, aligned with curriculum need
– Engaging programmes (holiday camps, clubs, etc.) that inspire conservation thinking
– Flexible tours and DIY options to suit different group sizes and budgets
Located just under an hour from Johannesburg, Maropeng is the official visitor centre for the Cradle of Humankind—a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its wealth of early hominid fossils. The iconic Tumulus building, shaped like an earth mound, houses an immersive exhibition that spans the Big Bang to the present—and prompts reflection on our future
Underground boat ride: Glide through a subterranean tunnel representing the four classical elements—earth, water, fire, air—setting the tone for evolutionary exploration
Interactive exhibitions: Discover Earth’s formation, life’s early steps, the emergence of hominids, DNA, climate dynamics, and sustainability efforts—through hands-on displays tailored for learners
Fossil viewing: See originals or replicas of Australopithecus, Homo naledi, and Stone Age tools; rotating displays offer fresh insights
Guided school tours: One‑hour, educator-led sessions accommodate ~40 learners, with teachers included in the ratio maropengtourism.co.za.
Sterkfontein Caves link: Add a cave tour to explore where “Mrs Ples” and “Little Foot” were found—often offered as combo packages.
Enriching extras: Option for stargazing evenings with astronomy talks, nighttime educational walks, and sustainability-themed activities .
Item | Details |
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Opening Hours | Daily, 09:00–17:00; last entry/boat ride ~16:00 |
School Tour Rates | Learners: R125; Pre‑school & pensioners R100; General R150; ±40 pax/session; 1 teacher free per 40 learners |
Boat & Exhibitions | Guided and interactive—about 1 hour long |
Lunch Packs | School‑group lunch packs available on request |
Cashless | Card payments only for extras |
Website: www.maropeng.co.za
Phone (Centre & Restaurant): +27 (0)14 577 9000
Email: info@maropeng.co.za
Booking email: davidm@maropeng.co.za, karabom@maropeng.co.za maropengtourism.co.za
Address: R400 off R563 Hekpoort Road, Sterkfontein, Cradle of Humankind, Gauteng
Curriculum-aligned, multisensory learning combining science, history, and sustainability
Interactive, fun experiences that spark curiosity—through boat rides, displays, fossil labs
Flexible options: guided tours, resource packs, combo with Sterkfontein Caves
Extras like stargazing and overnight experiences cater to various educational goals
Sterkfontein Caves, part of the Cradle of Humankind UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the richest hominid fossil sites in the world—home to finds like Mrs Ples (Australopithecus africanus) and Little Foot (a nearly-complete Australopithecus skeleton over 3 million years old)
Guided Cave Tours
Visitor explore spectacular limestone caverns with expert-led journeys through narrow passages and stairs; lasts ~1–1.5 hours and limited to ~30–35 people per tour
Exhibition & Prep Lab Visit
Begin with museum displays of geology and hominid fossils, plus a fossil-preparation lab view-through—making the science real and current
Hands-On Learning for Schools
Curriculum-linked learning across Geography, Science, History & Life Sciences. Workshops include mock excavations, fossil replicas, timeline discussions, themed around conservation and ethics .
Tailored Group Programs
Specialist school tours at the Wits-run site designed for learners, interactive and guided by trained facilitators .
Item | Detail |
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Opening Hours | Tue–Sun, 09:00–16:00 (last tour 16:00). Closed Mondays, Good Fri, Xmas, New Year’s Day . |
Tour Frequency | Every hour on the hour . |
Admission Fees | Adults R150; Children (6–18) R125; Under‑6 free (max 2 per adult); Pensioners R100; Exhibition only R80 . |
School Tours | Customisable educational visits; fossil-activity sessions included; contact via bookings email . |
Accessibility | Museum & lab are wheelchair-accessible; caves involve stairs and tight spaces—not suitable for wheelchairs or claustrophobic individuals . |
Address: Kromdraai Road (off R563/N14), Muldersdrift, ~40 km NW of Johannesburg
Phone: +27 11 717‑9946 (Wits Sterkfontein Caves)
Email: info.sterkfonteincaves@wits.ac.za (general/bookings); bookings.sterkfonteincaves@wits.ac.za (school groups) tripadvisor.com+14whyjoburg.com+14sterkfonteincaves.wits.ac.za+14.
Tickets: Buy via Webtickets (strongly recommended, limited capacity) .
Nearby: Maropeng Visitor Centre (~8 km away); combine cave and visitor centre into a full-day educational outing .
Offers a dynamic blend of palaeoanthropological discovery, active science engagement, and conservation awareness.
The mix of real-world excavation context, fossil evidence, lab prep viewing, and guided narration enriches learning.
Ideal as a standalone or part of a Cradle of Humankind combo trip, especially when paired with Maropeng.
Located in Newtown, Johannesburg, Sci‑Bono is Southern Africa’s largest science centre, hosted in a historic 1906 former power station. Established in 2006 through a partnership with the Gauteng Department of Education, it promotes STEM education through nearly 400 hands‑on exhibits, workshops, and outreach programmes
Interactive Exhibits (4 storeys of fun!)
Explore physics, chemistry, renewable energy, anatomy, space, soccer science, automotive mechanics, and more—every display invites curiosity and experimentation
Hands-On Workshops & Science Shows
From probing chemical mysteries (“Does matter matter?”) to building rockets and circuits, plus regular stage shows featuring dramatic demos
Digital Planetarium
Star gazing meets science with interactive tours of constellations, planets, and galaxies—perfect for future astronomers
Clubhouse & Career Centre
After‑school and holiday programme (ages 9–18) in graphic design, coding, drones, animation. Career guidance, psychometric testing, and teacher support too
Special Exhibitions & Climbing Wall
Rotating showcases—like Lascaux cave art—run seasonally, plus an indoor climbing wall for physical sci‑fun
Birthday Parties & Corporate Events
Host parties with science shows, or team‑building sessions and conferences in the 240‑seat auditorium and labs
Category | Entry Fee |
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Adults (>18) | R60 |
Children (3–18) | R40 |
Pensioners / Students | R40 |
Under 3 | Free |
Family (2 adults, 2 kids) | R180 |
Gauteng public schools | Free |
Independent schools | R35 |
Opening Hours:
Mon–Sat 09:00–16:30, Sun 09:00–15:30. Closed Christmas Day & Good Friday
Address: Corner Miriam Makeba & Helen Joseph Streets, Newtown, Johannesburg
Phone: +27 11 639 8400
Email: info@sci-bono.co.za
School Bookings (WhatsApp): Cynthia 079 604 9204
Curriculum-Aligned Learning: Tailored workshops for Grades 1–12—covering electricity, matter, acid mine drainage, astronomy, and more sci-bono.com.
Big on Engagement: Interactive exhibits, hands-on experiments, shows, planetarium—all designed to spark curiosity
Flexible & Inclusive: Educational programmes, holiday camps, party venues, climbing activities—catering from pre-schoolers to teens.
STEM & Career Exposure: Access to career guidance, psychometric testing, and workshops fosters real-world readiness
Nestled in Pioneers’ Park, La Rochelle, this is Africa’s largest transport museum, founded in 1964 by James (Jimmie) Hall and the City of Johannesburg. It showcases a comprehensive narrative of transport evolution on the continent
Wide-Ranging Collections
Animal-drawn vehicles (1870–1910): Cape carts, ox-wagons, mail coaches and more
Two-wheelers (1886–1960): penny-farthings, tandems, tricycles, vintage motorcycles
Buses & coaches: including Johannesburg trams, Cape Town and Durban buses, and a working 1952 RT London double-decker
Fire engines (1877–1960): such as a 1913 Merryweather steam pump, Dennis, Magirus Deutz models
Motor vehicles (1900–1980): Clement-Panhard from 1900, 1959 Rolls‑Royce, rare Protea electric car
Steam vehicles & trams: Sentinel steam bus, horse-drawn trams, electric trolley buses, and the last Joburg tram (1961)
Learning & Engagement
Curriculum-linked outreach: Early childhood workshops on road safety, steam vehicles, bicycles, emergency gear; school holiday STEM programmes .
Guided tours: Bookable for school or interest groups (min 60 people for guided tours).
Interactive rides: Kids can experience short rides on London buses, ox-wagons, penny-farthings under supervision
Info | Details |
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Opening Hours | Tue–Sun: 09:00–16:30; closed Mondays, Good Friday, Christmas, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day |
Entry Fee | Free (donations welcome) |
Recommended Visit Time | 1–2 hours |
Parking & Facilities | Secure on-site parking; wheelchair access; picnic areas; tuck shop & gift shop |
Address: Pioneers’ Park, 193 Rosettenville Road, La Rochelle, Johannesburg 2197
Phone: +27 11 435‑9485/86/87 or +27 11 435‑9821
Emails:
General enquiries: veronicapienaar50@gmail.com
School/group bookings: NkomoM@joburg.org.za (Curator, Public Programmes)
Friends group: friendsofjameshallmuseum@gmail.com
Website: www.jhmt.org.za
Brings curriculum subjects (History, Science, Technology) to life via real-world artefacts.
Hands-on experiences—rides, interaction with exhibits, and thematic activities foster student engagement.
Inclusive programming—free entry, structured outreach, accessible facilities, and seamless school-group logistics.
Situated on Wits University’s East Campus in Braamfontein, the Wits Planetarium—reborn as the Wits Anglo American Digital Dome—opened in February 2025 following a multimillion‑rand upgrade, transforming into South Africa’s most advanced 360° immersive dome theater. It was originally established in 1960 as the first full-size planetarium in Africa
Spectacular Digital Shows
Three one-hour school-show sessions daily (Tues–Fri) at ~09:30, 11:00, and 12:30—offering curated astronomy and science presentations for Grades R–12
School rates are R30 per learner, with one complimentary teacher per 20 students
Public Engagement & Accessibility
Family-friendly public shows (e.g., Mysteries of Your Brain, Race to Earth, Journey to the Stars) priced R40 (kids/pensioners) and R70 (adults)
Fully wheelchair accessible, with modern seating and A/V setup
Strict no-late-entry policy; children under 5 not permitted inside digitaldome.wits.ac.za.
STEM-Enriched Environment
Serves as a teaching venue and research visualization hub across disciplines—from astrophysics to microbiology
Before renovation, drew up to 80,000 schoolchildren annually—expect that trend to continue
Community Feedback
“The planetarium is digital with projectors… I think it’s been used for stargazing for decades.”
“Sci Bono… plus the Planetarium at Wits has reopened.”
Curriculum-aligned programmes tailored for different age groups—ideal for science and astronomy modules.
High-impact visuals and storytelling inspire curiosity and future scientific interest.
Convenient central location in Johannesburg with reliable scheduling and accessible facilities.
Contact Info:
Phone: +27 11 717 1390 (general)
School bookings: Email constant.volschenk@wits.ac.za
General email: planetarium@wits.ac.za
Address: Yale Road, East Campus, University of the Witwatersrand, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Operating Hours:
School shows: Tues–Fri, 09:30 / 11:00 / 12:30
Public shows: Tues–Sat (closed Sun–Mon)
Admission Rates:
Schools: R30/learner; 1 teacher free per 20 pupils
Public: Adults R70; Kids/pensioners R40
Book early—seats limited to ~200 per session.
Coordinate transportation and entry via Empire or Yale Road to avoid campus traffic delays planetarium.co.za.
Great paired visit with Sci‑Bono or other nearby attractions in Newtown/Braamfontein.
Nestled within the Gold Reef City precinct, the Apartheid Museum opened in 2001 and offers a deeply impactful exploration of South Africa’s apartheid era. Through a series of immersive exhibits—comprising personal artifacts, photography, videos, and thought-provoking design—it guides visitors from segregation to democracy, narrating stories that resonate long after departure
Immersive & Emotional Exhibits
Begin through segregated “White” and “Non‑White” entrances—randomly assigned to simulate historical division.
Walk through 22 thematic zones such as “Race Classification,” “Journeys,” and “Truth & Reconciliation.” Icons like the “Pillars of the Constitution” and Mandela artwork reinforce values and memory
Guided School Tours
Tours available for groups of 15+, pre-booked in advance.
School rate: R60 per learner, R65 per educator.
Tailored content booklets provided to Grades 6–9 for deeper engagement.
Tours last at least 2 hours—appropriate maturity level from Grade 5 up due to sensitive material
Detail | Information |
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Hours | Tue–Sun, 09:00–17:00 (closed Mon, Good Fri, Christmas) apartheidmuseum.wixsite.com+9apartheidmuseum.org+9adaapartheid.weebly.com+9 |
Admission (General) | Adults R65; Students/Pensioners/Children R50 |
Guided Tours (General) | +R5 per person, must pre-book |
School Rates | R60/learner; R65/teacher |
Booking Notice | Book at least 1–6 weeks in advance; notify if canceling |
Visit Duration | Plan 2 hours for school visits |
Phone: +27 11 309 4700
Email: info@apartheidmuseum.org
Address: Cnr Northern Parkway & Gold Reef Road, Ormonde, Johannesburg
Website: www.apartheidmuseum.org
A compelling history lesson that aligns with curriculum needs in History, Life Orientation, and Social Sciences.
Emotionally engaging design builds empathy—students “experience” apartheid’s constraints.
Guided tours & workbooks enhance learning and reflection opportunities.
Conveniently packaged with Gold Reef City for add-on educational fun and heritage experiences.
Nestled within the Cradle of Humankind near Krugersdorp (~45 min from Joburg), this 600-animal reserve offers a safari-like experience with three of the Big Five—rhino, lion, buffalo—plus cheetah, wild dog, hippo, crocodile, numerous antelope, and Cape vultures
Self-Drive Safari
✴️ Included with admission—explore gravel roads at your own pace
✴️ Enjoy close-up wildlife sightings—zebra, oryx, wildebeest, impala, and more
Guided Game Drives
🕘 Departures at ~09:00, 12:00 & 15:00
👉 Expert rangers lead 1.5–2 hr drives in open vehicles (min. 2 pax)
**Predator & Hippo Feeding**
🕐 Weekly feedings at 13:00 on Wed, Sat, Sun—guaranteed predator views
🦛 Hippo Walkway offers safe, raised viewing of hippo pools near Neck & Deck café
Bothongo WonderCave
🪨 45‑min guided tour into South Africa’s 3rd-largest cave
⚠️ Descend via stairs/elevator (~22 m), marvel at 14+ m stalactites/stalagmites
**Wildlife & Education Centre**
🌿 Visit the wildlife ambassadors, expansive reptile park with snakes, crocs, frogs
👶 Kids love the BMX Bike Park, play areas, splash pool, and picnic spots
**Dining, Picnic & Braai**
🍴 Three on-site venues: Neck & Deck, Boma Restaurant, Thatch Café—each with great views
🥩 Picnic and braai facilities available for group fun
Service | Days/Times |
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Reserve | Tues–Fri 08:00–17:00; Sat–Sun & PH 08:00–18:00; Open Mondays during school holidays |
Predator Camp | 09:00–16:00 (Tue–Sun) |
WonderCave | Slots: 09:00–17:00; guided tours weather permitting |
Self-drive Entry | Adults R260; Kids 5–12 R150; Pensioners R200 |
Guided Cave Tour | Adults R390; Kids R230 |
2‑hr Game Drive | Adults R520; Kids R360 |
Predator Tour | Adults R430; Kids R290 |
4×4 routes, BMX, Savannah Walks | Additional fees apply |
Address: 520 Kromdraai Road, Kromdraai, Krugersdorp, Gauteng
Phone: +27 11 957 0349 (also +27 11 957 0109 / 0106; Bistro: 957 0146)
Email: info@rhinolion.co.za (general) • bookings@rhinolion.co.za (group bookings)
Tickets: Book self-drive, drives, and cave tours online via the Bothongo website
Engaging combination of wildlife, geology, conservation education & recreation
Flexible formats—self-drive or guided, with specialist cave tours
Affordable with tiered pricing and group-friendly facilities
Well-suited to hands-on curriculum for Life Sciences, Geography, Earth Sciences
The South African Airways Museum Society, based at Rand Airport in Germiston, preserves South Africa’s rich civil aviation story. A volunteer-run, non-profit museum since 1986, it showcases authentic aircraft—including two Boeing 747s (“Lebombo” and “Maluti”)—a Boeing 737, Douglas DC‑3/DC‑4s, Lockheed Lodestar, and a Vickers Viking
Board & Explore Real Jetliners
• Walk through a Boeing 747-200—see crew quarters, the black box area, and cockpit (guided tours available)
Historic Aircraft Collection
• Learn about mid-20th-century evolution via DC‑3s, DC‑4s, Junkers Ju 52, Lockheed Lodestar, and more
Aviation Education Workshops
• School programmes cover aircraft design, maintenance, flight crew roles, safety systems, and a behind-the-scenes look at real aviation careers
Career & STEM Engagement
• Stimulating for learners interested in aviation engineering, pilot training, air traffic control, and aircraft maintenance
Community & Volunteer Involvement
• Students can engage in restoration projects, model building, and community programmes earning life-skills and service hours
Event & Venue Facilities
• Hangar and lapa spaces are available for school events, lectures, and birthday parties—all framed by vintage aircraft
Detail | Information |
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Opening | Tue–Sun, 09:00–15:30 (last entry 14:30); closed Mondays, Christmas, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day |
Visit Duration | 1.5–2 hours per session (school tours at 09:30, 11:30, 13:30) . |
Fees – Individual | Adults R50; Children R30 . |
Fees – Groups (≥10) | Adults R40; Children R25; Teachers R50 each . |
Accessibility | Outdoor aircraft park; light indoor exhibits; limited wheelchair access . |
Booking | Essential for school or group tours; deposit required . |
Facilities | Free parking, indoor reception & gift shop, refreshment kiosk, lapa/braai hire, hangar event space . |
Address: Dakota Crescent, Airport Park, Rand Airport, Germiston, Gauteng, 1401
Phone: 076 879 5044
Email: info@saamuseum.co.za
Website: www.saamuseum.co.za
Tangible STEM & Tech Learning: Real-world engineering, avionics, mechanical systems—students see and touch what they study.
Career Inspiration: Guides are ex-crew and engineers who share insights into real aviation careers
Affordable & Engaging: Group discounts, hands-on tours, and venue hire options make it accessible and immersive.
Beyond Exhibition: Opportunities for restoration, volunteering, community service, and event hosting add value.
Here at TAG Passenger Services our main focus is on semi-luxury bus hire where transport is required for groups in and around Gauteng Province.
Some of the main services that are often requested are:
– Bus Hire for School Trips/Sporting Events
– Bus Hire for School Camps
– Bus Hire for Church Events
– Bus Hire for Funerals
– Bus Hire for Tombstone Unveilings
– Bus Hire for Private Groups
– Bus Hire for Staff
– Bus Hire for Corporate Events
– Bus Hire for Sporting Events
– Bus Hire for Festivals
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