By JN Reporter
 
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has arrived at the Golden Gate Highlands National Park in the Eastern Free State, where she will unveil the R120 million Kgodumodumo Dinosaur Interpretation Centre today.
 
The centre is a collaborative initiative between the Tourism Department and the South African National Parks (SANParks) aimed at enhancing the visitor experience at the park, nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of the Golden Gate Highlands National Park.
 
This R120 million investment, funded by the European Union through the South African National Treasury, represents a significant step forward in the country’s mission to create inclusive, educational and globally compelling tourism experiences.
 
According to De Lille the centre is aimed at boosting tourism in the Free State province, which is one of the less-visited provinces.
 
“This centre is a symbol of what we mean when we say, ‘Come Find Your Joy in South Africa'," said De Lille.