Gastronomy Africa Conference and Expo 2026 brings leading chefs to Durban to talk business

Reported by IOL Entertainment · 23 Sep 2026

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Gastronomy Africa Conference & Expo 2026 will bring chefs, restaurant owners, suppliers and tourism professionals to Umhlanga on 19–20 October to discuss restaurant businesses, food-led tourism and innovation in the hospitality sector.

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