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Botswana <strong>Travel</strong> and Tourism Expo<br />
(<strong>BTTE</strong>) 4 th - 6 th December <strong>2017</strong><br />
<strong>Travel</strong> & Tourism Expo
Introduction<br />
Dumela! Welcome to BOTSWANA. We are a well renowned destination known not only for<br />
the vast species of flora and fauna; but for our respect for the environment, our stern stance<br />
on conservation issues and for being a pioneer in sustainable tourism.<br />
Tourism is the second most important source of revenue and currently contributes approx.<br />
7% to GDP. At present over 70,000 people are directly and indirectly employed in the tourism<br />
sector. This number is expected to rise to 100 000 by 2027.<br />
In accordance with its master plan for the development of tourism, Botswana aims to achieve<br />
maximum economic benefits while at the same time ensuring that this does not take place at<br />
the expense of the population, the local culture, or the environment.<br />
More than 1/3 of Botswana land is devoted to national parks, reserves and wildlife<br />
management areas. Most of the land reserved for wildlife remains unfenced; allowing animals<br />
to roam wild and free in their natural habitats.<br />
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Okavango Delta<br />
Inscribed by UNESCO as the 1000th World Heritage Site.<br />
Maun is the point of entry into the Delta, and often into Botswana, with direct flights from<br />
both Johannesburg and Gaborone. The Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta, descends<br />
from the highlands of Angola to the Kalahari. This unique link between large bodies of water<br />
and the sand-covered or savannah landscape of the Kalahari has produced a wide range of<br />
flora and fauna which makes the Delta one of the largest nature paradises in the world.<br />
About one third of the area of the Delta forms part of Moremi Game Reserve, the oldest<br />
game reserve in Botswana, the best game viewing area and the first of its kind to be established<br />
by a community in Africa in March 1963.<br />
Almost the entire spectrum of animals indigenous to Southern Africa can be found here and<br />
may be observed in their natural habitat within a short period of time. Even the rhinos have<br />
returned. Like Botswana’s other tourist destinations, the Delta can be visited by tourists all the<br />
year round. One of the must do activities is to experience a mokoro, it was a traditional<br />
method of transport used to traverse the Delta. A sightseeing flight over the delta is<br />
“obligatory” and indeed unavoidable, as this is the only way of reaching most of the lodges and<br />
“luxury-tended” camps. This bird’s-eye view enables the unique beauty of the Delta to be<br />
enjoyed to the full.<br />
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Chobe National Park<br />
Linyanti & Savuti<br />
Chobe National Park The Chobe National Park, second largest national park in Botswana,<br />
covers 10,590 sq km and has the greatest concentrations of elephants found on the African<br />
continent. The park is divided into four distinctly different eco systems: Serondela and Chobe<br />
River with its lush plains and dense forests in the area in the extreme north-east; the Savuti<br />
Marsh in the west about fifty kilometers north of Mababe gate; the Linyanti Swamps in the<br />
north-west and the hot dry hinterland in between. A major feature of Chobe National Park is<br />
its elephant population – the largest surviving continuous elephant population on earth. The<br />
Chobe elephant are migratory, making seasonal movements of up to 200 kilometers from the<br />
Chobe and Linyanti rivers, where they concentrate in the dry season, to the pans in the<br />
southeast of the park, to which they disperse in the rains.<br />
Savuti Often described as one of, if not the best, wildlife-viewing area in Africa today. Savuti<br />
boasts one of the highest concentrations of wildlife left on the African continent. Animals are<br />
present during all seasons, and at certain times of the year their numbers can be staggering.<br />
Savuti is famous for its predators, particularly its resident lions that sometimes form large regal<br />
pride big enough to take down adult elephants and spotted hyenas populations that engage<br />
constantly in a battle with the lions. The revival of Savuti Channel which dried up three<br />
decades ago has brought back the life that was.<br />
Linyanti In the furthest corner of Chobe National Park lays the paradise of Linyanti. Secluded<br />
and uncrowned, this short strip of swampy river frontage is reminiscent of the Okavango‘s<br />
permanent waterways with papyrus-lined lagoons, reed-beds and a towering canopy of trees.<br />
The wildlife is plentiful, especially in the dry winter months when great concentrations of<br />
elephant, buffalo and zebra congregate along the river, with giraffe, impala and roan antelope<br />
being seen in the forests.<br />
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Chobe National Park
Central Kgalagadi & Kgalagadi<br />
Transfrontier Park<br />
Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) – larger than Denmark, nothing prepares you for the<br />
immensity of this reserve, nor its wild, mysterious beauty. There is the immediate impression<br />
of unending space, and having the entire reserve to you. It is the second largest Game Reserve<br />
in the world, covering an area of 55,000 sq km. It was once the scene of wildebeest migrations<br />
almost in equal to the great migration of East Africa and today CKGR is a place of unique fauna<br />
and flora that has adapted to a semi-arid existence and a safari here is one of the wildest and<br />
remotest experiences in Africa. This reserve is characterized by mostly flat, open plains, salt<br />
pans and ancient river beds with grasses covering the sand dunes. Many species of trees and<br />
shrubs grow in the north, and the central side of the reserve is a flat bushveld area. Mopane<br />
forests dominate in the southern and eastern part of the reserve. Peculiar to this area are the<br />
fossil river valleys that contain numerous salt pans. Four of these salt pans include the Deception<br />
Valley, Piper pan and passage valley. The name ‚Deception‘ is derived from the dry surface<br />
of a pan, from which a mirage sometimes makes it appear convincingly full of water, until one<br />
gets right to the edge only to realize that it was the sun rays that were attracting.<br />
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park (KTP) – The Republics of Botswana and South Africa have joined<br />
forces in the promotion of Natural resources conservation by forming the world’s first ever<br />
Transforntier Park “Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park” in Southern Africa.The formation of this park<br />
was merging the formerly known as Gemsbok National Park, which is 28,400 sq km² and lies<br />
in the extreme southwest of Botswana, and the formerly known as Kalahari Gemsbok National<br />
Park which is 9,591 sq km² in the South African side.The combined land area of the KTP is<br />
about 38,000 sq km². Almost 75% of this Park is in Botswana side. There are three entrance<br />
gates into the Park – Twee Rivieren (Two Rivers) in the south, Kaa in the north and Mabuasehube<br />
in the east. A border post is located at Twee Rivieren for visitors wishing to enter<br />
through Botswana and exit through South Africa or vice versa. KTP is the largest conservation<br />
area in Southern Africa and represents an increasingly rare phenomenon: a large ecosystem<br />
relatively free from human interference. A landscape of red sand dunes, sparse vegetation,<br />
semi-desert savannah, denuded grasslands whose crests are covered with grey Camelthorn<br />
bushes and Kalahari couch grass to the dry riverbeds of the Nossob and Auob Rivers. The park<br />
has abundant variety of wildlife and the famous antelope herds which are<br />
non-waterdependent or desert adapted aminals. The KTP also boasts Africa’s big wild cats, the<br />
black maned Kgalagadi lions (only found in Kgalagadi), cheetah, and leopard. Brown and<br />
spotted hyenas are also found here. Visitors to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park offer a majestic<br />
and infinite desert landscape with herds of wildebeest, gemsbok, springbok and eland. Ground<br />
Squirrel and Meerkats are two more of the park’s more prominent species. Both these ground<br />
dwelling species live in large family groups for added protection and can easily be seen<br />
throughout the park.<br />
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Makgadikgadi & Nxai Pans<br />
Nxai Pan National Park, of the great Makgadikgadi complex, Nxai Pan National Park covers an<br />
area of 2,100 sq km, and comprises several larger pans – Nxai Pan, Kgama-Kgama Pan and<br />
Kudiakam Pan, which were once ancient salt lakes. These larger pans are now grassed, and are<br />
scattered with islands of acacia trees, and smaller pans that fill with water during the rainy<br />
season – thus providing rich resources for wildlife.<br />
Makgadikgadi, the name of which implies a vast open land, is not without its folklore. Makgadikgadi is not<br />
always dry. The pans fill with water during the rains from mid-November and mostly retain<br />
their water into April or May. The „thirst lands“ are then transformed into great sheets of<br />
water, which attract a spectacular array of water birds and trigger dramatic migrations of<br />
wildebeest and zebra. Both dry season and wet season visits to this area are recommended in<br />
order to witness the dramatic appearance of the pans at their driest and to experience the<br />
transformation to a water wonderland, and see the wildebeest and zebra migrations, in the<br />
wet season. A visit to Makgadikgadi will give a distinctly different experience – a vast wilderness<br />
of space and timelessness.<br />
Kubu Island. Within the Makgadikgadi and raising no more than 20m above the Sowa Pan, this<br />
national monument with its fossil beaches, stunted baobab trees and mysteriousstone walls,<br />
leaves an indelible impression upon all who visit its water-worn shores. This scrap of rock and<br />
its ghostly baobab trees is surrounded by the sea of salt. For both Makgadikgadi and Nxai Pans<br />
National Park, four-wheel-drive is recommended, as even in the dry season the pan surface<br />
can be treacherous with the unseen water table under the hard-baked surface. Once on the<br />
pans the exhilaration of driving across their flat surface in unforgettable.<br />
Other activities in this area include a meerkat visit, quad bike rides as well as visits of the<br />
famous Baine’s Baobabs trees or the huge Chapman’s Baobab.<br />
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Tuli Block<br />
The Tuli Block is a narrow strip of farmland in the east of Botswana along the Limpopo River,<br />
which here forms the border with South Africa. This fertile and scenically attractive territory<br />
contains the largest private game reserve in southern Africa, the Mashatu Game Reserve (450<br />
sq km), the smaller Tuli private game reserve (75 sq km), as well as several game farms.<br />
To take part in game drives it is essential to reside in one of the lodges, camps or other<br />
accommodations belonging to the landowner. Otherwise it is only possible to cross the private<br />
reserve while in transit.<br />
Spectacular landscapes, rich and varied wildlife, and a host of historical, cultural and natural<br />
history attractions define this unique and very striking eastern part of Botswana. Straddling the<br />
Shashe, Motloutse and Limpopo Rivers, which serve as natural boundaries with Zimbabwe and<br />
South Africa, the Northern Tuli Game Reserve (NTGR) comprises 71,000 hectares of remarkably<br />
diverse habitat, including mophane bushland, riverine woodland, and marshland, punctuated<br />
by towering sandstone cliffs, basalt formations and unusually shaped kopjes – making for<br />
truly breathtaking scenery. One of the largest privately owned game reserves in southern<br />
Africa and incorporating three major private concessions (Tuli Safari Lodge, Nitani Private<br />
Game Reserve, and Mashatu Game Reserve), the NTGR is home to 48 species of mammals<br />
and over 350 species of birds, with an estimated 20,000 animals residing in the reserve. Most<br />
naturally occurring wildlife species are present, including elephant, kudu, zebra, impala, duiker,<br />
wildebeest, waterbuck, steenbok, and warthog. Large herds of eland – often not seen<br />
elsewhere in Botswana – are present, and these are indeed an awesome sight. All major<br />
predators, including lion, leopard, cheetah and hyena, are present, and the birdlife is prolific.<br />
The NTGR is adjacent to a larger area of eastern Botswana called the Tuli Block. This is a ten<br />
kilometre wide strip of land running approximately 180 kilometres south to Martin’s Drift that<br />
holds a string of commercial agricultural and game farms, several of which also offer tourist<br />
facilities. <strong>Travel</strong>lers keen for a more active safari experience will delight in all there is on offer.<br />
You can hike the reserve, bike the reserve, horse-ride the reserve, and even hot air balloon<br />
the reserve!”<br />
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Botswana <strong>Travel</strong> and Tourism Expo <strong>2017</strong><br />
Program
4th December 2016 – Arrival Day<br />
14:00 – 17:00 Registration – Cresta Mowana Safari Resort & Spa<br />
19:00 – 22:00 Welcome Cocktail & Entertainment<br />
5th December <strong>2017</strong><br />
Destination Presentation Workshop<br />
08:30 -12:30 Workshop in simultaneous rotation<br />
Room 1 Okavango Delta – Mike Hudson Murray<br />
Room 2 Chobe National Park, Linyanti/Savuti – Grant Nell<br />
Room 3 Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Makgadikgadi/Nxai Pans, Tuli Block $ Kgalagadi<br />
Transfrontier Park – Mike Main<br />
12:30 – 13:00 Lunch Break<br />
Local Operators Workshop<br />
08:30 – 10:00 Financing for Tourism Development<br />
• Paz Velasco Velazquez – Delegation of the EU to Botswana and SADC<br />
• Petrus Sebina – First National Bank Botswana<br />
• Stephanie Stoneham – Stanbic Bank Botswana<br />
• Andre Potgieter – Barclays Bank Botswana<br />
• Workshop – Jillian Blackbeard<br />
10:00 – 10:30 TEA BREAK<br />
10:30 – 10:50 “Inclusive <strong>Travel</strong>” - Pablo Ramón<br />
10:50 – 11:00 Questions and Answers<br />
11:00 – 12:00 Upcoming BTO Activities and Rebranding Strategy – Jillian Blackbeard<br />
Business to Business<br />
14:00 – 15:30 B2B 1st Session Mowana Safari Lodge<br />
15:30 – 15:40 TEA BREAK<br />
15:45 – 17:00 B2B 2nd Session<br />
6th December <strong>2017</strong><br />
08:30 – 09:30 B2B 3rd Session Mowana Safari Lodge<br />
09:30 – 09:40 TEA BREAK<br />
09:45 – 11:30 B2B 4th Session<br />
11:30 – 12:30 Light Lunch at Mowana Safari Lodge<br />
12:30 – 15:00 B2B 5th Session Mowana Safari Lodge<br />
15:30 – 18:00 Activities (game drives, boat cruises, sundowners etc.)<br />
19:00 – 11:00 Farewell Dinner and address by Hon Tshekedi Khama (Minister of Environment<br />
NaturalResource Conservation and Tourism<br />
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SPEAKERS<br />
PROFILES
GRANT NEL<br />
MIKE MAIN<br />
Biography<br />
With a heritage dating back to the arrival of the French<br />
Huguenots at the Cape of Good Hope in the 17th<br />
century, Africa is truly in Grant’s blood. Having spent<br />
his youth in the wild places of Zimbabwe and Namibia,<br />
it is unsurprising that he pursued a career in wildlife.<br />
After completing a post graduate degree in Zoology,<br />
Grant underwent ranger training at the world renown<br />
Mala Mala Game Reserve. After a successful career in<br />
eco-tourism spanning twenty five years, and taking him<br />
from ranger to Safari Company CEO, Grant has<br />
returned to his first love as a professional wildlife guide.<br />
For the past two decades Grant has been living in<br />
Botswana on the banks of the Chobe and Zambezi<br />
rivers where wildlife abounds and Africa’s last mega<br />
herd of elephant roams. As an experienced field<br />
naturalist with a scientific grounding, Grant has a broad<br />
and holistic understanding of ecosystems and their<br />
inhabitants. Strong interpretive and communicative<br />
skills enables him to share this knowledge in a manner<br />
that is both educational and enjoyable. A dedicated<br />
conservationist, Grant sits on the board of two<br />
Botswana conservation not-for-profit organizations and<br />
liaises with local and national government agencies on<br />
environmental matters.<br />
Mr Mike Main holds an MBA qulaifcation from the<br />
Univesty of Cape Town and a Bachelor of Arts degree<br />
(Psychology and History) from the uivesrty of Soth<br />
Africa. Mike also holds qualification in in Roman Dutch<br />
Law, courses on negotiation, psychometric testing,<br />
presentation and facilitation skills. He specialises in<br />
faciliataion and Management training and is also an<br />
author of a number pf publications covering the<br />
Southern Africa sub region, a renowned public speaker<br />
and a nature guide and photographer. Mike has also<br />
served in numerous Boards and societies and is a<br />
walking and cycling fanatic.<br />
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MIKE MURRAY HUDSON<br />
PAZ VELASCO VELAZQUEZ<br />
Michael Murray Hudson is a senior research scholar,<br />
wetland ecology and coordinator environmental<br />
monitoring, Okavango Research Institute –University of<br />
Botswana. He holds a PHD in Systems Ecology from<br />
the University of Florida-USA. Mike has been involved<br />
in a number of projects in the Okavango River Basin,<br />
including: modelling of vegetative responses to flood<br />
regime in the Okavango delta; the Future of the<br />
Okavango- a vegetation mapping and ecohydrology<br />
study; and development of strategies for sustainable<br />
use and management of savannah ecosystems<br />
resources and services in northern Botswana through<br />
remote sensing based spatial database tools. Mike is<br />
also very instrumental in the development and<br />
implementation of the Okavango Delta Management<br />
Plan and other national and regional projects geared at<br />
protection of the Okavango Delta.<br />
Paz VELASCO, 1st secretary at the EU delegation to<br />
Botswana and SADC. Paz has more than 13 years of<br />
professional experience in development cooperation,<br />
working on the areas of economic, trade and<br />
governance issues. Before joining the EU Delegation in<br />
Gaborone, Paz worked in the Dominican Republic and<br />
Nicaragua, as well as in Brussels and Madrid. She has<br />
experience on relations with Upper Middle income<br />
countries as well as with financing for development<br />
instruments.<br />
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PABLO RAMÓN<br />
Pablo Ramón (Seville-Spain, 1963) is a journalist and sociologist specialized in Human Ecology.<br />
He was a researcher at the Doñana's National Park, one of the main natural reserves in<br />
Europe, beside the Gibraltar strait, and an active member of the World Wildlife Fund. He has<br />
been editor of some of the leading travel magazines in Spain, like PARAÍSOS American<br />
Express, Grandes Viajes, VISA Iberia, Turismo Rural... Also Communication director of two<br />
hotel groups. He lived in Morocco between 2000 and 2003 - an intense period for the country<br />
-, working like assistant for the GM of the Maroc Soir press group.<br />
He discovered, thanks to an interview to a blind girl on the radio in 2009, that blind people can<br />
also surf the Internet. From this day on he decided not to write forgetting them anymore, and<br />
he created the Association NATIVE Tourism For All, an NGO, a club of responsible hotels<br />
with a first web platform accessible for everyone designed together with the Spanish National<br />
Association for the Blind. The new version of its website is a uniquely accessible online<br />
platform for the travel industry, which offers exceptional accessibility, and allows users with any<br />
kind of disability to navigate to make their holiday choices. Already available in six languages, it<br />
can be used by anyone, even unable to see the screen, touch the keyboard or speak to the<br />
computer. Users can browse just blowing, emitting a sound or touching any key - in case of a<br />
Parkinson´s, for example -. Furthermore, its accessibility is available online, from the cloud,<br />
rather than limited to any computer through specific peripherals. So users can access it using<br />
any computer, anywhere. Once on the platform, customers can compare a range of hotel<br />
standards of accessibility for people with different disabilities, filtering each accessible element<br />
at the hotel and room.<br />
Moreover, they detected several obvious deficiencies in customer care for older people or<br />
people with disabilities in hotels and other tourism services. And they began to search, create<br />
and promote surprising technical solutions to these gaps, which are going to present these days<br />
in the <strong>BTTE</strong>, as the solutions for the stay in hotels - Braille and embossed signalethic pack, alert<br />
wristwatch for deaf customers in case of fire or knock on the door - solutions for restaurants<br />
like the Chef´s Voice hearing tool of the menu including a filter of allergens in twelve languages,<br />
for clients with low vision or food intolerances, and other accessibility solutions applied to<br />
activities in nature, such as portable magnetic loops for deaf clients, systems for adapting<br />
vehicles to the customer with movement limitations or even a wheelchair to ride on a<br />
dromedary including a tilting platform at the time of the animal's ascent and descent.<br />
On September 27, 2016, the UNWTO announced that the theme for World Tourism Day,<br />
and for the year, would be ’Tourism for All – promoting Universal Accessibility’. NATIVE was<br />
there. Six months later, also in Bangkok, the Jury for the WTTC Tourism for Tomorrow<br />
Awards described this accessible hotels network like this: "While much of the industry<br />
continues to make considerable progress on this issue, few have embraced the challenge and<br />
opportunity as innovatively as the Spanish company NATIVE Hotels".<br />
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Rules of Engagement<br />
1. These rules are an integral part of the Attendees’ relations with the Organiser<br />
(BTO)and shall constitute a condition precedent to the Parties’ dealings<br />
with one another.<br />
2. The Attendees hereby shall unconditionally and unreservedly respect,<br />
comply with and fully adhere to these RULES.<br />
3. The Organiser shall under no circumstances be liable for any loss, theft or<br />
damage which is suffered by the Attendees, their employees, agents,<br />
servants, customers, clients or visitors, including but not limited to damage<br />
as a result of fire, injury, accident, floods, crowds, riot, the actions or<br />
omissions of other exhibitors, defect in the structure of the stand or in<br />
the venue, or from insufficient lighting or ventilation or resulting from<br />
leakage from or breaking of any water pipe or communication, fitting or<br />
appliance.<br />
4. The Attendees hold the Organiser harmless against all risk in and to<br />
property brought onto the Venue including but not limited to vehicles,<br />
laptops etc.<br />
5. The Attendees hereby undertake to avail themselves at the venue of the<br />
expo and on the dates and times stated on the invitations.<br />
6. Exhibitors shall ensure that there is at all times personnel manning the<br />
exhibition stands for the entire duration of the expo.<br />
7. Only BTO accredited vehicle shall be used for transfers and activities.<br />
8. There shall be No food allowed in the exhibition marquee.<br />
9. All Participants shall present name tags and wrist bands as colour coded<br />
for the various functions at the entrances of all functions.<br />
10. Parking of vehicles is restricted to designated parking bays.<br />
11. In the event of a breach by any party of the rules of engagement as stated<br />
above, the Organiser reserves the right to seek any remedy available.
List of Participants<br />
International Tour Operators<br />
Tour operator Participant E-Mail<br />
UK<br />
Aardvark Safaris Ltd.<br />
Francis Naumann<br />
francis@aardvarksafaris.com<br />
Africa Exclusive Ltd.<br />
Alexander Thomas McFarland alexmcf@safari.co.uk<br />
Freedom Africa<br />
Ingrid VivienneMaritha Olsen Barnes assist@freedomafrica.co.uk<br />
Opulent Africa<br />
Donna Marie Mackay<br />
donna@opulentafrica.com<br />
Responsible <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Roanne Elise Everitt<br />
rosy@responsibletravel.com<br />
Elegant Resorts<br />
Hayley Groves<br />
hayley.groves@elegantresorts.co.uk<br />
2by2 Holidays<br />
Rosie Parsons<br />
rosie@2by2holidays.co.uk<br />
Enchanting <strong>Travel</strong>s<br />
Angela Jean Wright<br />
angelaw@enchantingtravels.com<br />
Lankester White Safaris<br />
Joanne Lankester<br />
jo@lankesterwhite.com<br />
Liz King Bespoke <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Elizabeth Kathleen King<br />
liz@bespoketravel.biz<br />
Ngamiland Explorations Limited Louise FitzGerald<br />
info@ngamiland.com<br />
Tailormade Africa<br />
Robert Morley<br />
rob@tailormadeafrica.com<br />
Explore Worldwide<br />
Cuss<br />
hannahcuss@explore.co.uk<br />
Audley <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Vanessa Beldam<br />
vanessa.beldam@audleytravel.com<br />
Black Tomato<br />
Thomas Edward William Harding tom.harding@blacktomato.com<br />
Tribes <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Christine Jane MacDougall chris@tribes.co.uk<br />
Africa Collection UK<br />
James Westrip<br />
james@africacollection.com<br />
Cox & Kings<br />
Alison Holman<br />
Alison.Holman@coxandkings.co.uk<br />
Africa Collection UK<br />
Chris Fortescue<br />
chris@africacollection.com<br />
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South Africa<br />
Albatros <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Leah Matela<br />
reservations4@albatros.co.za<br />
JourneyBeyondSA<br />
Lauren Catherine Van Zanten lauren@journeybeyond.travel<br />
EcosuthSafaris<br />
Cara Maria Llyod<br />
cara@ecosouth.co.za<br />
NewFrontiersTours<br />
Sally Corinna Moon<br />
sally@newfrontierstours.co.za<br />
DiscoverAfricaGroup-DriveSouthAfrica Stephen Conradie<br />
steve@discoverafricagroup.com<br />
DisoverAfrica<br />
Maria Alice Carreira<br />
alice@discoverafricagroup.com<br />
Live The Journey<br />
Johan van Tonder<br />
johan@livethejourney.co.za<br />
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USA<br />
Explore Inc.<br />
Ryan Christine Ernstes<br />
ryan@exploreinc.com<br />
Fish Eagle Safaris<br />
Lyndon Duplessis<br />
lyndon@fisheaglesafaris.com<br />
Lazy Lizard <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Keith Holshausen<br />
keith@lazylizardtravel.com<br />
Roar Africa<br />
Merritt McMullen Howerton merritt@roarafrica.com<br />
Willing Foot<br />
Justin Tysen Lindblad<br />
justin@willingfoot.com<br />
Amahle<br />
Hope Elizabeth Schultz<br />
hope@amahleglobal.com<br />
Mountain <strong>Travel</strong> Sobek<br />
Michael David O'Connell<br />
michael@MTSobek.com<br />
Timbuktu <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Joanna L. Rigby-Jones<br />
joanna.rigbyjones@timbuktutravel.com<br />
Indagare <strong>Travel</strong><br />
John William Cantrell<br />
johnc@indagare.com<br />
Mango African Safaris<br />
Suzanne Alene Spencer<br />
suzanne@mangosafari.com<br />
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New Zealand<br />
Indafrica <strong>Travel</strong> Marketing Ltd. Natasha Livinnia Sinclair info@indafrica.co.nz<br />
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Tour operator Participant E-Mail<br />
Zimbabwe<br />
Journey Beyond Zimbabwe<br />
Faith Musekiwa<br />
faith@journeybeyond.travel<br />
Sikeleli African Safaris<br />
Daniella Ponter<br />
danni@sikelelisafaris.com<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Austria<br />
Haberl Tours Ina Muigg ina@haberltours.com<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Australia<br />
World Expeditions Marta Ticha marta@worldexpeditions.com.au<br />
The Africa Safari Co. Brodie Laurence Poole brodie@africasafarico.com.au<br />
Eclipse <strong>Travel</strong> Helen Deborah Baker product@eclipsetravel.com.au<br />
Bench Africa Karen Elizabeth McKillian karen@benchafrica.com.au<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Denmark<br />
Nyhavn <strong>Travel</strong> Klaus Nolsoe klaus.nolsoe@nyhavn.dk<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Czech Republic<br />
ESO <strong>Travel</strong> Stepan Nekut stepan.nekut@esotravel.cz<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Switzerland<br />
jerome.neuhaus@stohler.com<br />
Stohler Tours<br />
Jerome Neuhaus<br />
info@zinggsafaris.com<br />
Zingg Event <strong>Travel</strong> AG<br />
Margit Zingg<br />
nina.hess@fti.ch<br />
FTI Touristik CH<br />
Nina Olivia Hess<br />
elena.balimann@hotelplan.ch<br />
Hotelplan Suisse<br />
Elena Barbara Balimann<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Canada<br />
Goway <strong>Travel</strong><br />
David Chow Wong<br />
davidw@goway.com<br />
Bestway Tours & Safaris<br />
Kierra Jane Elizabeth Jones mahmood.poonja@bestway.com<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
The Netherlands<br />
CoCreation <strong>Travel</strong>/ Rondreisopmaat.nl Jansje Marjolein Van der Herberg marjan@rondreisopmaat.nl<br />
GoBotswana<br />
Karin van der Helm<br />
info@gobotswana.nl<br />
African Luxury<br />
Pieterse Johannes Jacobus<br />
johnpieterse@africanluxury.nl<br />
Fair Mundo <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Molenaar Martha<br />
marja@fairmundotravel.nl;<br />
fairmundotravel@gmail.com<br />
<strong>Travel</strong> Trend<br />
Monique van Oosten<br />
monique.van.oosten@traveltrend.nl<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Netherlands<br />
Safari Design van Rooij Lotte lotte@safaridesign.nl<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
France<br />
Escursia<br />
Evasionspirit - Masai Spirit<br />
Sous L'Acacia<br />
Amawanda/ Etendues Sauvages<br />
Vie Sauvage<br />
Continents Insolites<br />
Fleuves du Monde<br />
La Route des Voyages<br />
Caroline Cougne<br />
Marlene Ahossi<br />
Anne-Valerie, Marcelle, Germaine<br />
Mathilde Maman ép. Plawecki<br />
Karine Laurioux<br />
Fanny Perrin<br />
Charles Joste<br />
Lise Grimaud<br />
caroline@escursia.fr<br />
marlene@masaispirit.com<br />
annevalerie.plawecki@sous-lacacia.com<br />
mathilde@amawanda.com<br />
karine@viesauvage.fr<br />
fanny.perrin@insolites.com<br />
charles@terre-voyages.com<br />
lise@route-voyages.com<br />
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Tour operator Participant E-Mail<br />
Germany<br />
Executive <strong>Travel</strong> Selzer & Reit Anna Altrud (Ali) Selzer<br />
as@executive-travel.de<br />
Safaris Go'n Joy Africa<br />
Jenny Strumpf<br />
info@gonjoy-africa.com<br />
Jebo <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Jennifer Bonsau<br />
j.bonsau@jebotravel.de<br />
Mosa African Tours GmbH<br />
Simone Hügel<br />
reise@mosa-african-tours.de<br />
TUI Deutschland GmbH<br />
Martina Horter<br />
martina.horter@tui.de<br />
Studiosus Reisen Munchen GmbH Beatrice Harrer<br />
beatrice.harrer@studiosus.com<br />
Outback Africa<br />
Rene Dietmar Schmidt<br />
rene@outback-africa.de<br />
Airtours TUI Deutschland<br />
Heike Gabriele Trines<br />
heike.trines@airtours.de<br />
Kiwi Tours GmbH<br />
Anita Helga Parker<br />
a.parker@kiwitours.com<br />
Afrika Tours Individuell<br />
Michaela Gsellhofer<br />
michaela@afrika-tours.de<br />
Karibu Safaris<br />
Sears Jessica Donna Elfriede jessica.sears@karibu-safaris.de<br />
Venter Tours<br />
Nitschky Mario<br />
mario.nitschky@ventertours.de<br />
Umfulana GmbH<br />
Engels-Pesch Kerstin<br />
kp@umfulana.com<br />
Emporium <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Christian Eipel<br />
service@emporiumtravel.de<br />
Iwanowski's Reisen<br />
Katrin Neidig<br />
kneidig@afrika.de<br />
Kukat <strong>Travel</strong> Consulting<br />
Beatrix Kukat<br />
gina.westermann@abendsonneafrika.de<br />
DiamirErlebnisreisenGmbH<br />
Franziska Hänel<br />
f.haenel@diamir.de<br />
AfrikaPlusReisenGmbH<br />
Eva Maria Hammel<br />
eva.hammel@afrikaplus.de<br />
Abendsonne Afrika GmbH<br />
Peggy Hinze<br />
gina.westermann@abendsonneafrika.de<br />
African Solutions<br />
Ralph Schulze<br />
r.schulze@ast-reisen.de<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Italy<br />
MokoroTours<br />
OnirikosSRL<br />
TouristForumGroup<br />
BlindExperience<br />
Evolition<strong>Travel</strong>LTD<br />
Saccaiapensieri<br />
Azalai <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Barbaccia Viaggi E. Turismo<br />
Girasole Viaggi by Chiara<br />
Cristiana Munari<br />
Martina Grieco<br />
Ignasi Canals Borras<br />
Chiara Mascarucci<br />
Giovanna Marson<br />
Dalmatini Vanessa<br />
Priscilla Turano<br />
Claudia Barbaccia<br />
Chiara Morresi<br />
cristiana@mokoro.it<br />
martina.grieco@onirikos.com<br />
ignasi@touristforum.net<br />
chiara@blindexperiences.com<br />
stefania.marson@evolutiontravel.it<br />
vanessa@scacciapensieritour.it<br />
prisky@azalai.info<br />
claudia@barbacciaviaggieturismo.com<br />
chiara@girasoleviaggi.com<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Japan<br />
TeestyleCo.,Ltd.<br />
Global Youth Bureau CO., LTD<br />
Yu Suzawa<br />
Yoko Koizumi<br />
suzawa@teestyle.jp<br />
koizumi@gyb.co.jp<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Belgium<br />
Africadona<br />
TUI Belgium<br />
Africa Genius <strong>Travel</strong> Worldwide<br />
Donata De Leenheer<br />
Evelien Mellaerts<br />
Kristien Judoka Lambrechts<br />
dona@africadona.be<br />
evelien.mellaerts@tui.be<br />
kristien@africagenius.be<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Mexico<br />
UNIK<br />
Alejandra Ramirez Martin Del travel@unik.mx<br />
Campo<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Monaco<br />
J&TConcierge<br />
Robert Steven Adler<br />
bob@jtconcierge.mc<br />
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Tour operator Participant E-Mail<br />
SUI<br />
Globus Reisen<br />
Claudia Riederer<br />
claudia.riederer@globusreisen.ch<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
United Kingdom<br />
Kuoni <strong>Travel</strong> UK<br />
Daniel Fade Heatly<br />
daniel.heatly@kuoni.co.uk;<br />
Dagmar.Marrocco@kuoni.co.uk<br />
The Natural <strong>Travel</strong> Collection Ellen Margaret Cross<br />
ellenc@thenaturaltravelcollection.com<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Norway<br />
UhuruAS<br />
Anette Skeide<br />
anette@uhuru.no<br />
KenorSafaris<br />
Fred Arild Fred Arild Gyldenas fred@kenor-safaris.com<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
NZ<br />
World Journeys<br />
Jufith Wesley<br />
ange@worldjourneys.co.nz<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Namibia<br />
Matiti Safaris<br />
Presley Kaihiva<br />
presley@matitisafaris.com<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Sweden<br />
Sydafrikaresor<br />
Martina Danielson<br />
martina@sydafrikaresor.se<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
Spain<br />
AtlantidaViatjes<br />
Silvia Masague Marin<br />
silvia.massague@atlantidaviatges.com<br />
Mundoexpedicion<br />
Tamara Aznar Munoz Calero tamara@mundoexpedicion.es<br />
Situmedicesvoy<br />
Francisco Jose Orive<br />
paco@situmedicesvoy.com<br />
ViatgesTuareg<br />
Xavier Male Mazcaray Calderer xavier.mazcaray@tuareg.com<br />
SouthernCross<br />
Sofia Bernabeu Fanlo<br />
sofia.bernabeu@southerncross.es<br />
.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................<br />
AUS<br />
Swag Man Tours<br />
Wayne Hamilton<br />
wayne@swagmantours.co.au<br />
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List of Exhibitors<br />
Botswana <strong>Travel</strong> and Tourism Industry<br />
Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person E-Mail Adress Phone<br />
African Excursions Kagiso Mokgadi africanexcursions@btcmail. co. bw 00267 6801000/<br />
72412372 / 72378281<br />
African Horseback Safaris Riana Fourie reservations@africanhorseback.com 00267 6861523/<br />
717 46712<br />
African Secrets Judy Van Wyk salesmanager@africansecrets.net 00267 6860300<br />
Air Botswana Charmain Lemkus CLEMKUS@AirBotswana.co.bw 0027 11 3903070/1/2/3<br />
AndBeyond Michelle Goushe michelle.goushe@andbeyond.com 00267 6861979<br />
Authentic Africa Boago Moapare boago.moapare@gmail.com 00267 71685181<br />
Beech Apartments Neo Seeletso info@beechapartments.co.bw 00267 3932356<br />
Belmond Safaris Sandy Fowler sandy.fowler@belmond.com 27117833287/<br />
00267 6860302<br />
Big Sam Hubber Samuel Tshekonyane biggsamt@gmail.com 00267 6250947/<br />
73642668<br />
BigFoot Tours Kgoberego Nkawana lucia@bigfoottours.co.bw 2, 673, 953, 360<br />
Bush Ways Caroline Thomas marketing@bushways.com 00267 686 3685/<br />
7268 8208<br />
Bushtracks Safaris<br />
Phil Aaron<br />
jonah@safari.co.bw/ tomie@safari.co.bw 00267 6250840/<br />
6250450<br />
Capture Africa<br />
Hildrene Gibson<br />
info@captureafrica.net<br />
00267 6861200<br />
Car Rentals Okavango<br />
Martin Steer<br />
martin.steer@avis.co.za<br />
0027 842004030/<br />
0027 113925202<br />
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Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person E-Mail Adress Phone<br />
Chobe Bakwena Lodge Adam Young adamyoung@gmail.com 00267 6252812<br />
Chobe Game Lodge James Wilson james.wilson@chobegamelodge.co.bw 00267 625 0340/<br />
724 280 66<br />
Chobe Marina Lodge Bernard Magano sgm@chobemarinalodge.com 00267 625 2220<br />
Chobezi Safaris Michael Dube info@chobezi.com 00267 6250992<br />
Comfort Palace (LEA) Tumediso Mbanga comfortpalace822@gmail.com 267 71719399/<br />
00267 6252619<br />
Desert & Delta Safaris Kerry Riley kerry.riley@desertdelta.com 00267 6861559/<br />
6861243<br />
Dreams Safaris (CEDA) Mist Setaung dreams@btcmail.com 00267 6250332/<br />
71846965<br />
Dumela Lodge Dominic Mothukuthedi dominic@dumelalodge.com 00267 2403093/<br />
2417318<br />
Africa Wild Lodges Amy Fletcher marketing@africawildlodges.com 00267 77440431<br />
Endeavour Safaris Silvia Hill info@endeavour-safaris.com 00267 6860887/<br />
71769099<br />
Feline Fields Marjan Blom marjanblom@live.fr 00267 6865756<br />
Flame of Africa<br />
Brett Mc Donald<br />
brett@flameofafrica.com 00267 6252248/<br />
73004848<br />
Footsteps in Africa<br />
Tara Venter<br />
tara@footsteps-in-africa.com<br />
0027 823556910/<br />
614195064<br />
Ghoha Hills<br />
Linda Arthur<br />
info@ghohahills.com<br />
00267 3952792<br />
Golden Africa Safaris Robert Barber rob@golden-africa.com 00267 72691551/<br />
73594228<br />
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Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person E-Mail Adress Phone<br />
Great Plains Conservation Alex Walters alex@greatplainsconservation.com 00267 6864 001<br />
Haina Kalahari Lodge Tanja Kaschke reservations@hainakalaharilodge.com 00267 683 0238/9/<br />
/ marketing@hainakalaharilodge.com 0027 829257486<br />
Heavenly Air Charters (CEDA) Kealeboga Eshima eshonlie@gmail.com 00267 76498436<br />
Helicopter Horizons Sarita Chohan res1@helicopterhorizons.com 00267 6801186/<br />
00267 71330969<br />
Hyena Pan Tented Camp Kelly Buttler kelly@hyenapan.com/<br />
tamrynr@naturalselection.travel<br />
00267 7166455/<br />
+27 82 5588223<br />
Jenman Africa Safaris Allessandra Van Dyk alessandra@jenmansafaris.com 00267 76887055/<br />
0027 216837826<br />
John Chase Safaris Tina Chase tina@johnchasesafaris.com 00267 6801066/<br />
71323323<br />
Kazuma Trails Antonette Carson reservations@mobile-safaris.net 71363653/71924703<br />
Ker & Downey Botswana Georgie Evas georgie@kerdowney.bw 00267 6861226<br />
Khama Rhino Sanctuary Trust Thapelo T Baiphethi krst@khamarhinosanctuary.org.bw/<br />
krstmarketing@ymail.com<br />
00267 4630713/<br />
4600204/ 73965655<br />
Kubu Lodge Sharon Nel reservations@kubulodge.net 00267 6250312<br />
Kwalape Safari Lodge<br />
Milton Khachana<br />
banqueting@kwalapesafarilodge.co.bw /<br />
reservations@kwalapesafarilodge.co.bw<br />
00267 76614211/<br />
74060720<br />
Kwando Safaris<br />
Ying Yi Ho<br />
marketing@kwando.co.bw/<br />
sues@kwando.co.bw<br />
00267 6861449<br />
Letaka Safaris<br />
Geraldine Gifford<br />
info@letakasafaris.com<br />
00267 6800363/9<br />
Limpopo Horse Safaris Laura Dowinton laura@limpopohorsesafaris.com/<br />
lindy@limpopohorsesafaris.com<br />
0027 834191929/<br />
00267 72320024<br />
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Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person E-Mail Adress Phone<br />
Liquid Giraffe <strong>Travel</strong><br />
Services<br />
Glen Stephen info@liquidgiraffe.com 00267 6801054<br />
Lucky Adventure Safaris<br />
(CEDA)<br />
Mpho Mokgowe info@luckyadventuresafaris.com 00267 6251782/<br />
71894254<br />
Machaba Camp Wendy Sequeira enquiries@machabacamp.com 0027 825795249<br />
Majestic Five Hotel Lebogang Moitoi sales@majesticfive.co.bw 00267 4921222<br />
Makumutu Safari Lodge<br />
& Campsite<br />
Boima Boima<br />
makumutulodge@gmail.com/<br />
info@makumutulodge.com<br />
00267 2960203/<br />
00267 2960205<br />
Mapula Lodge &<br />
Major Blue Air<br />
Melly Moswela mapulalodge@info.bw 00267 3180195<br />
Mashatu Game Reserve Rozanne Smith marketing@mashatu.com 00267 2645321<br />
Mopiri Camp Anna Butterfield anna@visionmservices.com 00267 75130691/<br />
77479188<br />
Mosukiri Tours & Safaris<br />
Consultants<br />
Lydia Nyakudya Mosukiri.lydia@yahoo.com 26, 771, 496, 900<br />
Muchenje Safari Lodge Matt Smith matt@muchenje.com/<br />
alexandra@muchenje.com<br />
00267 6200013/14/15/<br />
00441473828617<br />
Ngoma Safari Lodge<br />
Nommy Vuma<br />
nommy@africaalbida.co.zw 00267 6200108/<br />
00267 737 47880<br />
Nkanga Hotel (LEA)<br />
Bogadi Nkonkwena<br />
info@nkangahotel.co.bw/<br />
mmankonkwena@gmail.com<br />
00267 6250177/<br />
71330659<br />
Nxamaseri Island Lodge<br />
Justine Crawford<br />
justine@nxamaseri.com<br />
00267 71326619<br />
Okavango Roadside<br />
Guest House (CEDA)<br />
Stephen Ramalepa okavangoroadside@gmail.com 00267 6840402<br />
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Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person E-Mail Adress Phone<br />
Okvango River Safaris Jacques Conradie jc@okavangoriver.com 2, 676, 841, 016<br />
Planet Okavango Dirk Reiche sunway@icon.co.za/<br />
00267 6251782/<br />
marketing@sunway- safaris.com 71894254<br />
Plateau Guest House Albert Mukuwa plateaugh@gmail.com 00267 77050900<br />
Pride of Africa Safaris Patrick Hill<br />
patrick@prideofafrica-safaris.com 00267 6800 890/<br />
7230 2591/ 7230 2590<br />
Puku safaris Patrick pukusafaris@btcmail.co.bw 00267 6250 753<br />
RAW Botswana Mmegi Maphane info@rawbotswana.co.bw 00267 6860244<br />
Ride Botswana with<br />
David Foot Safaris<br />
David Foot info@ridebotswana.com 00267 71671608/<br />
72484354<br />
River View Lodge (3pax) Mike Hehir kaagiso@hotmail.com 00267 71312779<br />
Room50Two Hotel Tebogo Zebe sales@travelodge.co.bw 00267 3105000<br />
Royal Tree Lodge Barbara Ramsden info@royaltreelodge.co.bw 00267 6800757<br />
Safari Destinations Clare Doolan clare@safaridestinations.net/<br />
carina@safaridestinations.net<br />
00267 6801234<br />
Safari Drive Botswana<br />
Rita Pires<br />
nommy@africaalbida.co.zw 00263 9234307<br />
Safari Elite (CEDA)<br />
Kgaogano Tembwe<br />
safarimania@gmail.com<br />
00267 72446438/<br />
00267 72748465<br />
Safari Essence<br />
Marleen Byron<br />
passion@safari-essence.com<br />
00267 6861344/<br />
72224311<br />
Safari Guide and Services Clive Millar clive@sgsafrica.com 00267 6251754<br />
25
Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person E-Mail Adress Phone<br />
Safari Life Africa Hayley Edwards Hayley@safarilifeafrica.com 00267 71676772/<br />
6800456<br />
Samayera Safaris Ana Isabela Alia info@mopanesafaris.com<br />
00267 74289584/<br />
0034 677537936<br />
Sango Safari Camp Caroline Thomas marketing@sangosafaricamp.com 00267 6863763<br />
Santuary Retreats Candice Brownl cbrown@sanctuaryretreats.com 0027 114384619/<br />
0027 748748715<br />
Sense Of Africa Botswana Harriet Floyd harriet@senseofafrica-botswana.com 00267 6860 822/ 823<br />
00267 6860493<br />
South African Airways Gallus Haidle GallusHaidle@flysaa.com 0049 69 299803 14<br />
0049 69 299803 55<br />
Swampland Safari Trails<br />
Theda Grafin<br />
Knyphausen<br />
info@swampland-safari.de 00267 75620622/<br />
0049 1722149622<br />
Tamog Tours & Safaris Martha Casalis taomog@info.bw 00267 6865644 /<br />
71559700<br />
Koro River Camp Jurgen Elbertse j.elbertse@terraconservancy.co.bw 0027 823164363<br />
Thamalakane River Lodge Leana Riesn res@thamalakane-lodge.com 00267 6800217/ 00267<br />
76315207<br />
Thebe River Safaris Jannie Van Wyk jannie@theberiversafaris.com 00267 6250 575/<br />
72627737<br />
Tilodi Safari Lodge<br />
James Mutsenah<br />
james@tilodisafarilodge.co.bw /<br />
enquiries@tilodisafarilodge.co.bw<br />
267 76039818<br />
<strong>Travel</strong> Adventures Botswana/<br />
Okavango Expeditions<br />
Clint Gielink<br />
clint@traveladventuresbotswana.com<br />
00267 6861211<br />
Tuli Safari Lodge<br />
Eloise Holton<br />
ops@tulilodge.com<br />
00267 77402388/<br />
0027 733036295<br />
Uncharted Africa Safari Ralph Bousfield ralph@unchartedafrica.com 00267 2412277<br />
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Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person E-Mail Adress Phone<br />
Under One Botswana Sky Miriam Slovakova miriam@chobesafarilodge.com /<br />
duncan@chobesafarilodge.com<br />
00267 6250336<br />
Unlimited Tours and Safaris Galetshajwe Sereqo gally@unlimitedsafari.com 00267 6800300/<br />
71216517<br />
Wild Africa Safaris (LEA) Rodgers Sibanda sibandamass@yahoo.co.uk 00267 73642703/<br />
72393802<br />
Wild Black Cherry Wedu Batisani<br />
reservation@wildblackcherrysafaris.co.bw 0027 114384619/<br />
0027 748748715<br />
Wild Cars and Guides LEA Benjamin Mogotsi carsandguides@gmail.com 00267 6251286/<br />
71808555<br />
Wild Ridge Bushtrails Safaris Molatedi Pogiso jumpstreetchalets1@yahoo.com 00267 6864688<br />
Wild Wheels 4x4 Samantha Herbst info@wildwheels4x4.com 00267 6800369<br />
Wilderness Dawning Craig Nesbitt cnesbitt67@gmail.com; cnesbitt@mweb.co.za 0027 84 805 4459/<br />
00267 72308885<br />
Wilderness Safaris Fern Brasem fernb@wilderness-safaris.com 00267 6860086<br />
Wildtrack Safaris Eco Lodge Andrew Clarke info@wildtrack-safaris.com/<br />
marekting@wildtrack-safaris.com<br />
00267 74600842/<br />
0027 829257486<br />
Woodlands Stop Over<br />
& Lodge<br />
Anne west info@woodlandsbotswana.com 00267 2440131/<br />
71309133/ 73325912<br />
Xaro Lodge<br />
Shaun Clemence<br />
sclemence111@gmail.com 00267 72807476<br />
Meno A Kwena<br />
Tamryn Russell<br />
tamrynr@naturalselection.travel<br />
0027 825588223<br />
Kamanga Safari Hotel<br />
Felicitous Sehurutshe<br />
lodge@kamangaonline.com<br />
00267 77402388/<br />
0027 733036295<br />
Mogotlho Safari Lodge Kim Leo kim@deltasure.com/ dcdt@iafrica.com 00267 686 0968/<br />
27 82 460 3568<br />
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Operators/<br />
Nature of Business<br />
Contact Person<br />
E-Mail Adress<br />
Phone<br />
Maun Lodge Kevin Riley operationsmanager@maunlodge.co.bw 00267 6863939<br />
Avis Mpho Nkoane mpho.nkoane@avisbudget.co.za 00267 6250139<br />
Africa Under Canvas Sylvie Thuilat sylvie@africaundercanvas.net 00267 73642703/<br />
72393802<br />
Xaa Safaris Nobantu Sebonego nobantu@xaasafaris.com 00267 3904852/<br />
00267 71234999<br />
<strong>Travel</strong>odge Pilot Sentsho<br />
gm.kasane@travelodge.co.bw 00267 6250625<br />
International Media List<br />
Media<br />
Media House<br />
Participant<br />
E-Mail Adress<br />
The Independent (UK) Emma Ledger ledgerfreelance@gmail.com<br />
Lonely Planet (UK)<br />
Matt Phillips<br />
matt.phillips@lonelyplanet.com<br />
The Guardian/ Grazia (UK)<br />
Kate Wills<br />
katewillsfreelance@gmail.com<br />
Africa Geographic (South Africa)<br />
Simon Espley<br />
simon@africageographic.com<br />
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Air Botswana<br />
The best connection to Botswana<br />
South African Airways (SAA) is Africa’s most awarded airline and part of the largest<br />
international airline network, Star Alliance. We are serving eight intercontinental routes and 56<br />
destinations within Africa from our Johannesburg hub in partnership with SA Express and<br />
Airlink. Our vast route network enables passengers to fly to Botswana easily from Europe,<br />
Asia, Australia and the Americas. Together with our partner airlines SA Express and Airlink,<br />
passengers have a choice of daily connecting flights from Johannesburg to Gaborone (GBE),<br />
Maun (MUB) and Kasane (BBK).<br />
Key selling points<br />
• Daily connections from all continents to Johannesburg, our “Southern Cross” hub<br />
• Up to 85 cm seat pitch in Economy Class<br />
• Flatbed seat in Business Class (185 cm seat pitch)<br />
• Largest route network in Southern Africa<br />
• Star Alliance Member since 2006<br />
• Up to 23 kg sporting equipment free of charge on all 3-digit SAA flight numbers<br />
• “Best Airline Staff in Africa” and “4 Star Airline” awarded by Skytrax in <strong>2017</strong><br />
Air Botswana Head Office<br />
Tel: + 267 3688400<br />
+267 3952812<br />
Fax: +267 3974802<br />
Francistown<br />
Tel: +267 2412393<br />
Fax: +267 2413834<br />
frwsales@airbotswana.co.bw<br />
Maun<br />
Tel: +267 6860391<br />
Fax: +267 6860598<br />
mubsales@airbotswana.co.bw<br />
Gaborone Sales Office<br />
Tel: +267 3680900<br />
+267 3951921<br />
Fax: +267 3953928<br />
sales@airbotswana.co.bw<br />
Kasane<br />
Tel: +267 6250161<br />
Fax: +267 6250166<br />
bbksales@airbotswana.co.bw<br />
Johannesburg<br />
Tel: +27 11 3903070/1/2/3<br />
Fax: +27 11 3902574<br />
jnbsales@airbotswana.co.bw<br />
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South African Airways –<br />
The best connection<br />
from Europe to Botswana –<br />
South African Airways (SAA) is Africa’s leading airline and part of the largest international<br />
airline network, Star Alliance. We are serving eight intercontinental routes and 59 destinations<br />
within Africa from our Johannesburg hub in partnership with SA Express and Airlink. Our vast<br />
route network enables passengers to fly to Botswana easily from Europe, Asia, Australia and<br />
the Americas. Together with our partner airlines SA Express and Airlink, passengers have a<br />
choice of daily connecting flights from Johannesburg to Gaborone (GBE), Maun (MUB) and<br />
Kasane (BBK).<br />
Key selling points<br />
- Daily connections from all continents to Johannesburg, our “Southern Cross” hub<br />
- Up to 85 cm seat pitch in Economy Class<br />
- Flatbed seat in Business Class (185 cm seat pitch)<br />
- Largest route network in Southern Africa<br />
- Star Alliance Member since 2006<br />
- Up to 23 kg sporting equipment free of charge on all 3-digits SAA flight numbers<br />
- “Best Airline in Africa” awarded by Skytrax in 2015 for the 13th consecutive year<br />
South African Airways<br />
SAA Sales Department<br />
Darmstaedter Landstr. 125<br />
60598 Frankfurt am Main<br />
Germany<br />
Phone: +49 (0)69 299 803 -76<br />
Fax: +49 (0)69 299 803 - 50<br />
E-Mail: frasalessupport@flysaa.com<br />
www.flysaa.com<br />
www.flysaatrade.com<br />
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andBeyond<br />
andBeyond is a luxury experiential travel company, globally recognised and respected for its<br />
commitment to sustainable, responsible travel. We own and operate 31 extraordinary lodges<br />
and camps in Africa. andBeyond also offers integrated touring services, including full on-the<br />
ground support, in Africa, Asia and South America.<br />
Fly Me over Botswana Safari. Spoil yourself with an unforgettable wildlife experience and enjoy<br />
complimentary flights between andBeyond’s Botswana safari destinations. Spend seven nights<br />
at a combination of up to three andBeyond lodges and camps in Botswana, and we will include<br />
complimentary flights. Saving up to USD 4 530 per person per package.<br />
We have put together a sample tour below to showcase how to use this offer: Sample<br />
Itinerary Overview<br />
- Two nights at andBeyond Chobe Under Canvas: Live out the adventure of a lifetime, as close<br />
to nature as you can get, in a comfortable mobile safari tent, pitched atsecluded campsites in<br />
the game-rich Chobe National Park.<br />
- Two nights at andBeyond Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp: The camp is known for its<br />
beautiful tented accommodation with breath-taking views of the ever-changing Okavango<br />
Delta.<br />
- Three nights at andBeyond Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp: Inspired by the elegance of the<br />
water lily, this luxurious camp offers an exclusive safari experience steeped in the wonder and<br />
magic of the Okavango Delta.<br />
- Terms and Conditions apply.<br />
- Activities include twice-daily game drives in open 4x4 safari vehicles, mokoro and boating<br />
excursions, or nature walks accompanied by a professional guide.<br />
andBeyond<br />
salessupport@andBeyond.com<br />
Block F, Pinmill Farm, 164 Katherine<br />
Street, Sandton South Africa<br />
T (+27 11) 809 4300<br />
F (+27 11) 809 4511<br />
www.andBeyond.com<br />
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Chobe Game Lodge<br />
Welcome to the famous Chobe Game Lodge, the first and only lodge to be built inside<br />
Botswana's world-renowned Chobe National Park riverfront and considered the premier<br />
venue for guests looking for a perfect base to enjoy their safari. Part of the Desert & Delta<br />
Safaris circuit, Chobe Game Lodge is the perfect addition to a Botswana circuit or as a<br />
standalone destination giving travellers a chance to experience water and land safari<br />
experiences unique to this region.<br />
Experience – From our private jetty inside the Chobe National Park, safari boat cruises along<br />
the Chobe River bring you close to this remarkable ecosystem that makes this regions such<br />
a must in Botswana. Owing to our exclusive location in the National Park, 4WD game-drives<br />
in this hugely productive wildlife area take you into parts of the park first in the morning and<br />
last in the evening. Not wanting to go out? Watch Africa’s greatest herds of elephant right at<br />
the lodge from the famous elevated Chobe Deck & boardwalk (visit our website<br />
www.chobegamelodge.com to view the LIVE WEBCAM)<br />
The lodge – The rooms have all been newly decorated with charming public areas combining<br />
to create a lodge where guests can feel completely independent, relaxed and at one with the<br />
incredible natural surroundings. 40 Rooms and 4 suites with private pools all overlook the<br />
river and candles light up the many decks, terraces and bar areas where you can find your<br />
own space, Families are welcome with a number of family rooms, triples and inter-leading<br />
room configurations available.<br />
Our ECO Story – Established in 1973 - Chobe Game Lodge was the first of its kind in the<br />
region and remains one of Botswana's most renowned properties. In 2012 the lodge was<br />
among the country’s first 10-lodges to be fully eco-certified. In 2014 launching Africa’s first<br />
fleet of electric powered safari vehicles and solar boats and home to Botswana’s first and only<br />
all-female guiding team. Chobe Game Lodge was recently awarded Best in the World for<br />
Carbon Reduction at the WTM Responsible Tourism Awards. This award accompanies five<br />
other international accolades with the vision of being one of the most sustainable properties<br />
in the world.<br />
How to make this dream destination a part of your next safari? – Email<br />
enquiries@chobegamelodge.com and follow our social media pages or join our newsletter on<br />
www.chobegamelodge.com<br />
Chobe Game Lodge<br />
PO Box 32, Kasane, Botswana<br />
Phone: +267 625 0340<br />
Fax: +267 625 0280<br />
www.chobegamelodge.co.bw<br />
Reservations: info@desertdelta.com<br />
Sales & Marketing: marketing@chobegamelodge.co.bw<br />
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Desert & Delta Safaris<br />
WitnessWitness the power of nature first-hand. Desert & Delta Safaris owns and operates<br />
eight lodges in Botswana and Namibia, and these properties – located predominantly within<br />
Botswana’s famous game reserves and national parks – offer an unrivalled safari experience.<br />
Established in 1982, the Desert & Delta Safaris portfolio brings together some of Botswana’s<br />
most historic lodges and iconic lodges: Chobe Game Lodge, Chobe Savanna Lodge, Savute<br />
Safari Lodge, Camp Moremi, Camp Okavango, Xugana Island Lodge, Leroo La Tau<br />
andrecently acquired Xakanaxa Camp. Together these lodges offer a diverse safari<br />
experience whilst providing the personalised service for which Desert & Delta Safaris is<br />
known.<br />
Guests are assured of attentive service at all times and will travel in fully equipped and<br />
customised luxury safari vehicles. Depending on the area’s ecosystem, activities include open<br />
vehicle game drives, guided nature walks and exploring the Okavango Delta by Mokoro, a<br />
traditional dugout canoe. Other activities include seasonal fishing, motorboat sundowners<br />
and Chobe River cruises. During your safari you will witness the dramatic scenery of<br />
Botswana’s national parks and game reserves, while the many different ecosystems you will<br />
pass through are home to a wide variety of wildlife, and a kaleidoscope of birdlife.<br />
Why should you book with Desert & Delta Safaris:<br />
- Experience – Desert & Delta Safaris has owned and operated lodges in Botswana for the<br />
last 34 years<br />
- Our lodges are situated in key wildlife locations throughout the destination<br />
- Easy to book as lodges are all common rated, with good value for longer stays<br />
- A fully integrated air charter operation provides seamless movement between our lodges<br />
- We are very active in empowering Botswana citizens, we have a staff wellness programme<br />
as well as a successful skills development programme<br />
Reservations:<br />
info@desertdelta.com<br />
+27 11 394 3873<br />
Marketing:<br />
marketing@desertdelta.com<br />
+267 6861 559<br />
www.desertdelta.com<br />
Private Bag 310, Maun,<br />
Botswana<br />
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Endeavour Safaris<br />
Endeavour Safaris is an established Tour Operator based in Maun, Botswana. Our Products<br />
range from Traditional Mobile Safaris Camps complete with en-suite facilities to<br />
combinations of our various products, including private walking areas, the Okavango Delta by<br />
boat, and Classic Lodges, in prime locations.<br />
Guests have the opportunity to fly, walk, drive and boat, depending on the products chosen<br />
or developed together with our experienced consultants.<br />
We combine the Northern Parks and Game-Reserves of Botswana as well as privately<br />
owned concessions and community areas in our Tours.<br />
We believe and promote Inclusive Tourism, which means almost all of our products are<br />
accessible to Persons with Disabilities.<br />
We have scheduled Tours and Safaris, although the major part of our business is to<br />
tailormake packages to suit the travel time available and Budget.<br />
We cater to various segments of the market, including Families, Disabled <strong>Travel</strong>lers,<br />
specialized photographers, groups and individuals.<br />
Endeavour Safaris Botswana<br />
Contact no: +267 6860887<br />
Email: info@endeavour-safaris.com<br />
Website: www.endeavour-safaris.com<br />
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Ghoha Hills Lodge Savuti<br />
Perched high up on a ledge overlooking the Savuti landscape, lies the eco-friendly Ghoha Hills<br />
Savuti Lodge. Savuti is part of the Chobe National Park and is renowned for being a prime<br />
game viewing destination in Botswana. Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge has been designed and built<br />
to blend into the natural surrounding environment and to take full advantage of the spectacular<br />
180 degree views. Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge is fully run on solar power, utilizing the available<br />
sun energy to generate enough renewable power to provide the lodge with all of its energy<br />
requirements and significantly reduce the site’s environmental impact.<br />
Each luxury tented room sleeps two people, offers en-suite facilities and breathtaking views<br />
of the African plains (Which can even be enjoyed from the shower). The luxury tented<br />
rooms have private viewing decks which can be used to enjoy the untouched wilderness. The<br />
lodge also has 2 luxury familysize tented rooms that sleep four and are suitable for two adults<br />
and two children.<br />
The luxury tented rooms are well appointed with no expense spared in the décor and<br />
wonderful linen ensuring a good night’s rest every night.<br />
Ghoha Hills Lodge Savuti<br />
Email: reservations@ghohahills.com<br />
Tel: +27 063 613 9144<br />
Skype: ghohahillsreservations<br />
Web: www.ghohahills.com<br />
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John Chase Safaris<br />
Botswana’s rugged and remote landscapes encapsulate the true spirit of Africa. Bold sunsets<br />
argue against temperamental skies which serve as the backdrop for huge herds of plains<br />
game, relentless predators and gentle herbivores. Over 550 species of birds pepper the skies,<br />
creating a kaleidoscope of colours and a world of wonder. This is the untamed wild, where<br />
many areas remain untouched, unexplored and unmarred by civilization. The Botswana<br />
culture matches the weather - always warm, always welcoming.<br />
At John Chase Safaris, we do things differently. We want you to journey through Botswana<br />
to discover the country of wonders and not just “holiday” to Botswana. Our way of doing<br />
things? We take you on a luxury mobile safari offering guided tours of top destinations using<br />
a combination of camping and lodge accommodation. Botswana is unlike any other country<br />
– our safari operation matches the uniqueness of the destination.<br />
We have a range of set itineraries and the option to tailor-make your journey. The<br />
combination of a few nights in remote destinations under deluxe Meru-style canvas tents, and<br />
a couple of nights in luxury safari lodges, leaves little to be desired. Itineraries include luxury<br />
camping or lodging in Moremi Game Reserve, Central Kalahari, Makgadikgadi Pans, Nxai Pan,<br />
and Chobe National Park. All camping duties, from camp construction to cooking and drinks<br />
service is taken care of, leaving guests with one responsibility– to relax.<br />
Our mobile adventure will take you through multiple destinations in Botswana, seamlessly<br />
sewn together by the experts. Come join us!<br />
John Chase Safaris<br />
E: reservations@sundestinations.co.za<br />
T: +27 21 712 5284<br />
T: +27 21 712 5285<br />
W : http://www.johnchasesafaris.com<br />
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Ker & Downey Botswana<br />
Ker & Downey Botswana is committed to providing guests the highest quality wildlife and<br />
adventure safari experience, whilst preserving the delicate environment and natural beauty of<br />
Botswana. We constantly strive to maintain standards of excellence within the industry whilst<br />
fostering economic and social development of the local communities and Botswana as a<br />
whole.<br />
The prestigious Ker & Downey Botswana portfolio includes: Shinde, Shinde Enclave and<br />
Kanana – tented camps in private concessions in the Okavango Delta, as well as Okuti – an<br />
ideally situated lodge within the renowned Moremi Game Reserve.<br />
Our specialist safaris, which include the unique Footsteps Across the Delta offers expertise in<br />
guiding with the emphasis on walking. The Ker & Downey Botswana Young Explorers safari<br />
provides an exciting opportunity for families to explore thebush together. Ker & Downey<br />
Botswana also own and operate a fleet of private aircraft, under Safari Air.<br />
With our reservations, communications and operations base in Maun, Ker & Downey<br />
Botswana offers a level of service and every modern facility for all guests. The quality of the<br />
camps, service and cuisine is exceptional, whilst remaining time honoured and welcoming.<br />
Game viewing is superb and guests are assured of personal care and guidance at all times from<br />
the Professional Guides and Camp Managers. Their knowledge will help make your African<br />
Safari an incredible experience.<br />
Ker & Downey Botswana Office<br />
P.O. Box 27 | Maun | Botswana<br />
Telephone: +267 7577 5300<br />
Facsimile: +267 686 4584<br />
www.kerdowneybotswana.com<br />
info@kerdowney.bw<br />
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Kwando Safaris<br />
The essence of Africa. With over one million acres of land for our private use, Kwando Safaris<br />
focuses on the one thing we have in great abundance: Wild Africa. With intoxicating sunsets,<br />
tranquillity, and endless horizons, a safari at Kwando’s six camps is known not only for its<br />
remoteness and high-quality wilderness experience, but also the warmth and professionalism<br />
of the local Batswana staff that run each of the camps.<br />
Our luxurious vintage camps set the scene for our dedication to the best possible safari<br />
experience - accomplished with unbeatable tracker-guide combinations for every game drive.<br />
Kwando Safaris has 2 camps in the Okavango Delta – boht of which sit in the second largest<br />
private concession in Botswana, the Kwara concession. Kwara and Little Kwara offer<br />
year-round water activities (mekoro and power boating) as well as game drives and walks.<br />
Fishing is also on offer. Lagoon and Lebala are situated in the Linyanti/Kwando private<br />
concession in the far north of Botswana are known for frequent sightings of wild dogs, other<br />
predators, as well as a huge concentration of elephants.<br />
Tau Pan Camp is situated in the magnificent Central Kalahari Game Reserve while Nxai Pan<br />
camp is in Nxai Pan National Park within easy access to the stunning Baines’ Baobabs.<br />
Your Kwando Safari is:<br />
- Intimate, with no more than 18 guests per camp and a maximum of 6 per vehicle<br />
- Dominated by the sounds of nature (more often than not, right outside your tent!)<br />
- In the hands of experienced and talented managers, with whom you will most definitely<br />
create a personal connection<br />
- Led by skilled trackers and guides, who love sharing their backyard and its spectacular<br />
sightings with you, along with their limitless knowledge of the bush<br />
- Environmentally responsible – with semi-permanent camps minimizing their environmental<br />
footprint, and best eco-friendly practices in daily operations including the use of renewable<br />
energy sources<br />
Kwando Safaris<br />
marketing@kwando.co.bw<br />
PO Box 550, Maun, Botswana<br />
Tel: +267 686 1449, Fax: +267 686 1457<br />
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Letaka Safaris<br />
Letaka Safaris is a citizen-owned mobile safari company specialising in mid-range fully serviced,<br />
all inclusive comfort camping and has been operating in Botswana since 2000. Letaka Safaris<br />
offers both exclusively private, tailor-made safaris for individuals, groups and families (no age<br />
restriction on private departures) as well as scheduled itineraries and photographic safaris<br />
which we operate throughout the year. We are also the only company in Botswana who offer<br />
scheduled birding departures in Botswana and surrounding countries.<br />
Our guides are some of the highest qualified and best trained in the business due to our<br />
association with our sister company, The Okavango Guiding School, a training facility which we<br />
created to elevate the standard of guiding in Botswana. Many of Botswana’s top guides pass<br />
through the Okavango Guiding School’s doors at one time or another and we are proud to<br />
continue this initiative to create a guiding fraternity that will stand head and shoulders above<br />
other African destinations.<br />
Letaka Safaris was honoured to receive various awards for 2015 including Best Mobile Safari<br />
Operator in Africa and Best Guiding Team in Botswana voted for by previous guests and our<br />
agents.<br />
Letaka Safaris<br />
Private Bag 206, Maun, Botswana<br />
Office Tel: 00267 6800363/9<br />
Contact Person: Geraldine Gifford<br />
Fax: 00267 6800955<br />
Email: info@letakasafaris.com<br />
Website: www.letakasafaris.com<br />
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Nxamaseri Island Lodge<br />
A luxury island lodge secluded in the Okavango Delta, Nxamaseri is a birdwatchers paradise<br />
and Botswana‘s premier flyfishing destination. Its proximity to sacred Tsodilo Hills makes<br />
Nxamaseri unique, showcasing the region’s ancient culture. The lodge offers guided day trips<br />
where one can view some of the hills’ 2000 ancient San paintings. Nxamaseri proudly offers<br />
an unrivalled African experience in one of the most beautiful<br />
settings in the world.<br />
The lodge offers mainly water-based activities, including boating and mekoro trips among the<br />
network of channels that make up this remote area.<br />
Nxamaseri Island Lodge is one of the oldest camps in the Delta and has its own unique charm<br />
and atmosphere, located on an island in one of the most breathtakingly beautiful areas in<br />
Botswana.<br />
Nxamaseri Island Lodge<br />
Private Bag 23<br />
Maun, Botswana<br />
Tel: (267) 713 26619<br />
Email: info@nxamaseri.com<br />
Website: www.nxamaseri.com<br />
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Okavango Expeditions<br />
Okavango Expeditions offers both scheduled and tailormade mobile safari options. Our<br />
scheuled mobile safaris range from our 7 day Botswana Adventurer Participation safari<br />
through our to our 5 night Moremi Magic Serviced Safari and 10 night Great North Road<br />
Serviced Safaris. The Botswana Adventurer is a Kasane to Kasane itinerary and traverses our<br />
northern national parks including Chobe, Savuti, Moremi, Okavango Delta and the Makgadikgadi<br />
Pans. Departures most Thursdays of every week departing at 12pm and returning the<br />
following Wednesday at 1pm.<br />
The Botswana Adventurer is a participation style safari with dome tents and shared ablution<br />
facilities. Drinking water and drinks are excluded and can be purchased in Kasane prior to<br />
departure. Sleeping bags are excluded but can be hired on request. The group size is a<br />
minimum of 2 pax with a maximum of 9 pax. The 10 night Great North Road Serviced Safari<br />
runs either Kasane to Maun or Maun to Kasane and is an ideal safari to package with Victoria<br />
Falls either start or finish. The Moremi Magic Serviced Safari is 5 night Maun to Maun itinerary<br />
through Moremi and Khwai and can be packaged with an optional fly in safari. The serviced<br />
safaris are complete with en-suite bathrooms great staff and great food and depart with a<br />
minimum of 2 pax and a maximum of 7 pax all with window seats.<br />
All our safaris utilise private campsites within the parks and reserves. There is no single<br />
supplement on our serviced safaris and we discount children under 17 travelling with their<br />
parents. Tailor-made options are subject to availability and can be adjusted to the clients date<br />
and time of travel. Tailor-made itineraries can be designed to incorporate Nxai Pan, the<br />
Makgadikgadi and the Central Kalahari Game Reserve and can be done in combination with<br />
lodges and camps. Okavango Expeditions offers the intrepid traveller a “Safari Experience of<br />
a lifetime “guided by select experienced professional guides.<br />
Okavango Expeditions<br />
Clint Gielink<br />
Tel : +267 6861211<br />
Email: res1@okavangoexpeditions.com<br />
clint@okavangoexpeditions.com<br />
Website: www.okavangoexpeditions.com<br />
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Safari Destinations<br />
Safari Destinations is an independent destination management company based in Maun,<br />
Botswana. We craft unique safari experiences beyond the ordinary, based on our in-depth,<br />
up-to-date product knowledge. Our passion is creating value-for-money alternatives that<br />
most don’t expect to find in Botswana and offering honest opinions gained from our<br />
first-hand experience on the ground.<br />
Aside from the major suppliers, we proudly support locally-owned, privately-run camps,<br />
lodges and mobile safari operators. Our independence allows us the freedom to be objective<br />
and keep your clients’ best interests at heart.<br />
We have English, German, French and Spanish speaking consultants within our team,<br />
providing documentation, meet and greet services and translators for group travel.<br />
With our team on the ground, on call 24/7 we’re ready and waiting to meet and assist your<br />
clients during travel in any event. Let us be your in-house Botswana experts. We live here,<br />
we play here – this is our home.<br />
Safari Destinations<br />
www.safaridestinations.net<br />
marketing@safaridestinations.net<br />
Toteng Road, Maun, Botswana<br />
Tel +267 6801 234, Fax +267 6862 933<br />
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Safari Essence<br />
Safari Essence is a vibrant and knowledgeable Destination Management Company;<br />
established as a sister company to Endeavour Safaris whose main focus is mobile safaris and<br />
inclusive, disability travel. We are based in Maun, Botswana, selling tailor made tours, safaris<br />
and holiday experiences throughout Africa, but specialising in Botswana, Namibia & South<br />
Africa. Our focus is on providing travel expertise that is exceptional and highly personal in<br />
nature. Our company is small and intimate, and we aim to keep it this way, hand picking<br />
consultants and like-minded specialists that live in the destinations we sell and have several<br />
years’ experience in the industry. The result is unique, tailor made tours, safaris and holiday<br />
travel experiences moulded to the individual needs of our guests.<br />
Our business is borne from our passion for and dedication to the countries in which we live<br />
and the magical places on offer on the African continent. We strive to share our love for<br />
these destinations with those who wish to experience Africa. The places in which our team<br />
now lives resulted from a love and passion for the environment, natural places, wildlife,<br />
adventure, wide open spaces and the lifestyles living in these locations affords ourselves and<br />
our families. We live it; We love it! It is our core, our essence, and something we wish all<br />
others to experience; that connection with the natural that touches every visitor.<br />
Recent client feedback: “It was the most fantastic experience and we are so grateful for your<br />
help in organising everything. The sightings (wild dog pups, leopard and cub on a kill) were<br />
incredible and the trip was really well balanced. I have been recommending you to<br />
everyone!”<br />
Safari Essence<br />
PO Box 2203, Maun<br />
adventure@safari-essence.com and<br />
passion@safari-essence.com<br />
Tel/Fax: +267 686 0887 or +267 7222 4311<br />
or +267 7230 9099<br />
www.safari-essence.com<br />
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Sanctuary Retreats<br />
Sanctuary Retreats’ collection of luxury safari lodges and camps all have the same aim: to<br />
allow guests to have a “real” experience and enjoy a more natural kind of luxury in properties<br />
that have a strong commitment to conservation and responsible tourism. We promise our<br />
guests ‘Luxury, naturally’, all delivered with a quiet, understated charm and understanding of<br />
place.<br />
Sanctuary Chief’s Camp is our flagship camp, located in the exclusive Mombo Concession in<br />
the Moremi Game Reserve on Chief’s Island. Renowned for its exceptional levels of service<br />
and customer experience, our exclusive camp is consistently rated as one of the top safari<br />
camps in Botswana. The recently re-built camp features 10 new pavilions, each with private<br />
plunge pools and bathrooms with floor to ceiling windows with views over the surrounding<br />
Delta. For the epitome of luxury, the 620m² Geoffrey Kent Suite, named after the safari<br />
pioneer, can accommodate up to six guests. The suite is ideal for families or groups of friends<br />
looking for the utmost privacy and comfort and offers two pavilions, a private kitchen, indoor<br />
lounge, private boma with fire pit, secluded deck area, a private vehicle with its own guide, a<br />
personal waiter and a private housekeeper.<br />
Sanctuary Retreats’ Botswana portfolio also includes Sanctuary Baines’ Camp and<br />
Sanctuary Stanley’s Camp in the Okavango Delta, as well as Sanctuary Chobe Chilwero<br />
near Chobe National Park.<br />
Sanctuary Retreats<br />
Oakfields Office Park<br />
267 Oak Avenue<br />
Ferndale | Randburg | 2194<br />
South Africa<br />
www.sanctuaryretreats.com,<br />
reservations.safrica@sanctuaryretreats.com<br />
Tel. + (27) 11 438 4650<br />
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Sense of Africa<br />
Our Mission: To provide quality travel services that will exceed our customers’ expectations.<br />
To remain in the forefront of product development and innovation within the tourism<br />
industry, giving us a market advantage above our competitors. Through this we are able to<br />
create and sustain a portfolio of product that comprehensively portrays the natural beauty of<br />
Botswana.<br />
Sense of Africa Botswana has a reputation for providing high quality customer care and<br />
personalized service at competitive prices. We offer versatile tailor made itineraries and<br />
insight into the lessor known product suppliers and safari destinations on offer within<br />
Botswana.<br />
As a division of Tourvest and with offices in Namibia, Botswana, Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania,<br />
Sense of Africa is one of Africa’s leading inbound tour operators, not only in respect of sheer<br />
size, but also in service levels, attention to detail and flexibility to customers’ needs. Sense of<br />
Africa and the individual offices run themselves as bespoke tour operators, creating a sense<br />
of belonging and family within the team. We believe that our people are our greatest asset<br />
and by providing them the opportunity to live their passion and dreams, we have the best<br />
team in our industry.<br />
Our enthusiasm, dedication and personal attention to detail, combined with our local<br />
knowledge, experience and our passion for the bush, ensures we always create a safari with<br />
our personal recommendations. We do not just put together an itinerary of unfamiliar<br />
products, we put together a safari holiday of accomodation, destinations and game viewing<br />
areas that we know and have experienced ourselves. Having first-hand knowledge of our<br />
destination ensures that our team of dedicated travel specialists can work with you hand in<br />
hand in providing your guests with a safari experience of a lifetime. We know the safari<br />
suppliers personally, we get out on safari and into the bush continuously and we are proud<br />
to be part of the safari lifestyle in a country we call home.<br />
In truth, what we do is deliver what we believe will be the best experience possible and have<br />
fun whilst doing it. With this in mind, we are constantly reviewing what we offer and how we<br />
can improve it, either by looking at new products and experiences, or just by being innovative<br />
and using our knowledge and experience to make the safari experience more. More<br />
experience, more fun, more value.<br />
Sense of Africa…more than just a journey<br />
Sense of Africa<br />
PO Box 236, Maun, Botswana<br />
Email:info@senseofafrica-botswana.com<br />
Tel: (+267) 6860 822<br />
Website: www.senseofafrica.com/botswana<br />
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Uncharted Africa<br />
Founded in 1993, Uncharted Africa Safari co. owns and operates four camps in the Makgadikgadi<br />
area, as well as bespoke Mobile Safari Expeditions, which operate throughout Botswana.<br />
Unconventional style, excellent service, decadent food, exceptional guiding and a familyfriendly<br />
atmosphere, characterize our philosophy.<br />
Jack’s Camp is an oasis of style and comfort in the middle of the desert. An authentic, 1940’s<br />
style tented safari camp, which houses a private museum, shop, drinks tent and pool pavilion.<br />
San Camp has 6 Classic white tents majestically perched on the shore of an enormous<br />
sparkling salt pan, each sheltered by a cluster of stately desert palms. Spectacular vistas,<br />
soothing and serene - Pared down safari elegance with minimal ecological impact, it is the<br />
nothingness that attracts.<br />
Camp Kalahari is a relaxed, family-friendly traditional safari camp, ideal for those seeking fun<br />
and adventure, without sacrificing comfort or style. The camp is an eclectic mix of original<br />
African furniture and textiles paired with traditional campaign style furniture and colonial<br />
antiques.<br />
Planet Baobab offers an accessibly priced and family friendly adventure safari into the<br />
magnificent Kalahari Desert and Makgadikgadi Pans. The No.1 Ladies’ Detective Agency was<br />
filmed in Gweta – Meet the No.1 meerkats and experience something of Botswana’s culture<br />
at the baobab capital of the world!<br />
Uncharted Africa Safari co.<br />
PO Box 173, Francistown, Botswana<br />
Tel: +267 241 2277 / 240 3309<br />
Fax: +267 241 3458<br />
Web: www.unchartedafrica.com<br />
Sales & Marketing Manager: marketing@unchartedafrica.com<br />
Reservations Office: reservations@unchartedafrica.com<br />
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Under One Botswana Sky<br />
Under One Botswana Sky is a mid to high-market portfolio of camps and lodges focusing on<br />
offering high quality product at affordable prices. Our properties are located at Botswana’s<br />
top tourist areas: Chobe National Park/Chobe Safari Lodge, Chobe Bush Lodge, Okavango<br />
Delta/PomPom Camp, Moremi Crossing, Gunn’s Camp and Makgadikgadi Salt Pans/Nata<br />
Lodge.<br />
Botswana is undoubtedly one of the most wildlife rich countries in Africa. It’s diversity ranges<br />
from the most open and baron landscapes in the form of Makgadikgadi Pans to the unique<br />
flood plains of the Okavango Delta and the true wilderness of Chobe National park.<br />
When planning the ideal safari one needs to mix the diversity of what Botswana has to offer.<br />
With our strategically placed lodges and camps throughout the country we can provide the<br />
finest safari experiences available in Botswana.<br />
Under One Botswana Sky<br />
Chobe Safari Lodge * Chobe Bush Lodge * Moremi Crossing *<br />
Pom Pom Camp * Gunn‘s Camp * Nata Lodge<br />
P.O.Box 10, Kasane, Botswana.<br />
Tel.: +267 6250 336<br />
marketing@underonebotswanasky.com<br />
www.underonebotswanasky.com<br />
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Wilderness Safaris Botswana<br />
Wilderness Safaris is an ecotourism company that specialises in creating life-changing journeys<br />
in some of the most pristine areas in Africa. Originating in Botswana over 30 years ago, we<br />
continue to offer private access to the country’s most beautiful places, from the shimmering<br />
waters of the Okavango Delta to the wildlife-rich Linyanti and the white sands of the Kalahari.<br />
By sharing the benefits of ecotourism with local communities, we endeavour to ensure the<br />
future protection of Africa’s spectacular wildlife heritage. Fiercely committed to our ethos of<br />
the 4Cs – Commerce, Community, Culture and Conservation – we firmly believe that our<br />
single most important achievement to date is to have built a sustainable business model that<br />
does not compromise environmental principles and that provides jobs, training, skills, hope and<br />
a realistic alternative to less sustainable development.<br />
Our camps are typically small, intimate safari bases, ranging in size from just three units (with a<br />
total of six beds) to 14, in superb locations and with different categories of accommodation to<br />
satisfy individual needs. Our guides are experienced and fully-trained professionals who host<br />
our guests in a variety of diverse areas. Activities make the most of Botswana’s exceptional<br />
wildlife offering and scenic landscapes, from game drives and guided nature walks, to<br />
water-based excursions by boat and mokoro.<br />
Wilderness Safaris Botswana<br />
T: +267 686 0086<br />
E: enquiry@wilderness-safaris.com<br />
www.wilderness-safaris.com<br />
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Hyena Pan Tented Camp<br />
Hyena Pan Tented Camp is situated in the 200,000 hectare private conservancy area of<br />
NG18 (Khwai), which falls within the Okavango Delta World Heritage Site and borders the<br />
Moremi Game Reserve, Khwai River and Chobe National Park. The Camp overlooks<br />
Hyena Pan & is in a forest of Cathedral Mopane. Elephant, buffalo, wild dogs, as well as lion<br />
& leopard are often seen as are many antelope & other species. We boast 8 comfortable<br />
tents with en-suite facilities. For the more adventurous, we have three 5m high Sky Beds<br />
overlooking a water hole just 70 meters away, where elephant, buffalo, roan,<br />
kudu and giraffe frequents the water hole. Activities: Guided walks and game drives are on<br />
offer on our private concession - NG18. Alternatively take an easy drive along the<br />
renowned Khwai River or venture into the Moremi Game Reserve for a full day trip.<br />
Haina Kalahari Lodge<br />
Private Bag BO 48, Maun, Botswana | Farm OM 66, Hainaveld, Botswana<br />
Reservations: Tanja von Kaschke | res@hainakalaharilodge.com | T: +267 683 0239<br />
| www.hainakalaharilodge.com | Skype: hainares<br />
Marketing: Nadine Smithvmarketing@hainakalarilodge.com | T: +27 82 9257486 |<br />
www.passionateportfolio.com | Skype: nadine9896<br />
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Wilderness Dawning Safaris<br />
Wilderness Dawning is a Maun based Mobile Safari Company that specializes in scheduled<br />
departures that are 10, 12 or 14 days in duration. These unrivalled safaris take in all that<br />
Northern Botswana offers and are excellent value for money. Our standard of guiding is<br />
outstanding, while all of our safaris are on a comfortable non-participation basis with<br />
en-suite Tents. Over and above some 70 scheduled departures, we are also able to build<br />
safari itineraries on a Tailor-Made FIT basis. Wilderness Dawning also series departures on<br />
behalf of some of Europe’s and North America’s largest Tour Operators We also operate<br />
a 16 bedded en-suite Houseboat-//KABBO, based in the Okavango Delta, that offers<br />
discerning guests a delta experience that is unrivalled.<br />
Wilderness Dawning Safaris<br />
Craig Nesbitt | www.wildernessdawning.com | Tel:+27 84 805445<br />
Marketing: craig@wildernessdawning.com & cnesbitt@mweb.co.za<br />
reservations@wildernessdawning.com<br />
Operations: nic@wildernessdawning.com<br />
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Nogatsaa Pans Lodge<br />
Nogatsaa Pans Lodge is located in a sought-after wildlife destination at the heart of the Chobe<br />
National Park,and is the only lodge within the Nogatsaa region of the park. Situated 80 km<br />
south of the Chobe River front area, the area remains remote and untouched. This ensures an<br />
authentic Botswana safari experience in an area dotted with lookout hides overlooking open<br />
grasslands, pans and waterholes. Nogatsaa has a unique cluster of clay-bottom pans which fill<br />
up during the rainy season, and supplemented during the dry season.<br />
The permanent access to water draws in a wealth of wildlife to the area. Nogatsaa is an<br />
eco-conscious, solar powered lodge and blends into its natural environment. Overlooking the<br />
Kwikamba Pan, the largest fresh water pan in the area. Nogatsaa’s 12 luxurious and spacious<br />
canvas tents are designed to take advantage of these views. Each tent has an expansive private<br />
balcony and outdoor shower with a view of the pristine wilderness.<br />
When guests aren’t cocooned in the comfort and luxury of their tent, they can enjoy the main<br />
area of the lodge which boasts viewing decks, raised platforms and multiple lounges. The main<br />
area is thatched and overlooks a bustling pan where lion, buffalo, roan, sable and large<br />
breeding herds of elephant frequent.<br />
Game drives take place through an established road network, along the Ngwezumba river, and<br />
meandering through mature Mopane woodlands providing exciting game viewing, a section of<br />
land that is also rich with bird life.<br />
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Pride of Africa Safaris<br />
Pride of Africa Safaris is a leading Botswana based Inbound Tour Operator and Destination<br />
Management Company that offers a wide range of extraordinary products and services for<br />
discerning travellers as well as groups. Our experienced team offer a truly personalised service<br />
with enthusiasm and professionalism.<br />
Our founders have a combined 30 years of Tourism industry experience and have been<br />
operating Pride of Africa for 14 years. Pride of Africa Safaris started as a Botswana mobile<br />
camping safari company and has since developed to also provide full DMC services in both<br />
Botswana and Namibia. We can also help with your trip add-ons in South Africa, Zambia &<br />
Zimbabwe.<br />
We can help plan the perfect itinerary, to include options such as mobile camping safaris, lodge<br />
safaris, mobile boat safaris and walking safaris. We tailor-make trips to suit our clients’ needs<br />
whether they are Honeymoon couples, families, looking for adventure, luxury or planning an<br />
incentive or corporate event. We love to combine your ideas, with our expertise to design a<br />
holiday of a life time.<br />
We also have a small number of scheduled safari departures, designed to include the highlights<br />
of this unique part of the world. We will do our best to ensure that whatever you want from<br />
Africa we will deliver over and above expectations.<br />
Once your holiday is booked, we are busy behind the scenes making sure that everything is in<br />
place for you to relax and enjoy the most memorable trip. Our local knowledge and many<br />
years of experience give our clients peace of mind that we are on hand to provide back up<br />
and support if required from the time of booking until you return home.<br />
Mobile Safaris<br />
We still pride ourselves on being one of the best Mobile Camping operators in Botswana and<br />
encourage our clients to spend at least a couple of nights enjoying this authentic bush<br />
experience. We offer private mobile camping with a minimum of 2 people, although 4 people<br />
upwards tend to be more cost effective. It is an ideal family safari and our guests vary from<br />
young children to those in their 80s.<br />
A mobile safari in Botswana is being able to camp in more than one of the game reserves or<br />
national parks pristine wildlife areas. A Pride of Africa mobile offers fantastic guiding in<br />
excellent locations, maximising your game viewing potential. The private set up gives you<br />
complete flexibility to plan your daily schedule under the guidance of your experienced guide.<br />
Our camps are set up by a full staff compliment that head out prior to the safari group and set<br />
up before the guides and patrons arrive. The tents are all en-suite and are serviced daily whilst<br />
you are out enjoying your morning game drives. On all safaris we have a dining tent with<br />
excellent meals and snacks prepared by our bush chefs. Staff are always on hand to ensure<br />
your mobile experience runs smoothly.<br />
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Our vehicles are all modern converted Land Cruiser game viewers which allow for superb<br />
game viewing with enough space for photographic enthusiasts. All vehicles have built in<br />
inverters to allow for maximum battery charging and a ready supply of cold drinks. All seats<br />
are single bucket seats which allow for excellent comfort and foot rests to make stability easy.<br />
Boating Safaris<br />
Our boating safaris encompass what the Okavango Delta is all about, allowing you the unique<br />
experience of exploring the area from the water. We see this as the only way to truly explore<br />
this unique area and its incredible landscape and it works perfectly in combination with one of<br />
our mobile camping safaris. We offer guided mobile boating safaris from the top to the<br />
bottom of the Okavango Delta although our 2 and 3 night stays are most popular<br />
Our camps are often set up on uninhabited islands and the feeling of being the only occupants<br />
apart from the wildlife are part of the magic that make the boating safari’s really special. Whilst<br />
negotiating the narrow water channels opportunities abound for amazing bird sightings as well<br />
as hippos, elephants and some of the larger mammals that call this area home. As we explore<br />
areas that are relatively undiscovered the wildlife is often more relaxed making for some<br />
memorable sightings at close quarters.<br />
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RAW Botswana, Motswiri Camp<br />
Located in northern Botswana’s revered Selinda Reserve, RAW Botswana, Motswiri Camp<br />
occupies an exquisite spot on the banks of the Selinda Spillway. Here, this environmentally<br />
conscious camp looks out over the peaceful floodplains, offering a view of all the birds and<br />
wildlife attracted to the glistening lagoon.<br />
There are 5 classic tented chalets, built on wooden decking, which all look over the water.<br />
The main area of the camp, including a large, covered deck with a lounge and dining area,<br />
overlooks the open boma area and the Spillway. From every location in the camp, the<br />
emphasis is on the view from this sublime location.<br />
The construction of the camp was designed to conceal itself beneath leafy trees, camouflaged<br />
against the wooded surroundings. The main lodge area is built using timber decking and<br />
canvas structures, opening up onto the Spillway and the floodplains beyond. There is a large,<br />
shaded deck, which houses the dining area and a comfortable lounge, while extending out<br />
towards a sun-soaked seating area before dropping down into an open boma right on the<br />
water’s edge. A campfire dances in the middle of the sandy floor, inviting guests to their<br />
pre-dawn coffee and breakfast spot before morning activity begins.<br />
There are 120 000 acres of exclusive traverse to explore on foot, by boat, mekoro, or game<br />
drive, and expert guides lead keen fishermen, photographers, or birdwatchers to the sweet<br />
spots in the reserve for some personalised safari activities.<br />
Sales and Reservations:<br />
Tel: +267 6860243/4 | Fax: +267 6860242<br />
Email: info@rawbotswana.co.bw<br />
www.rawbotswana.com<br />
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Adventurous safari experiences<br />
in the African wilderness<br />
ELEPHANT VALLEY LODGE<br />
KADIZORA CAMP<br />
SAGUNI LODGE<br />
AFRICA WILD HEAD OFFICE<br />
Maun<br />
BOTSWANA<br />
Contact us to book your itinerary<br />
+27 11 568 27997 sales@anthology.co.za res@anthology.co.za<br />
www.africawildlodges.com
Chobe - Botswana<br />
Saguni Safari Lodge<br />
Moremi East - Botswana<br />
Okavango Delta - Botswana<br />
ABOUT US:<br />
Africa Wild Lodges and Safaris began as an exploration through the most remote and<br />
beautifulparts of Botswana, finding lodge locations in which guests could have real safari<br />
encounters. As the company developed, the idea to create new ways of exploring the bush<br />
evolved. For example, one of our Africa Wild Lodges, Kadizora Camp, is the only place in the<br />
Delta to host hot air balloon safaris. We also aim to provide guests with the opportunity to<br />
safari year round; by mokoro, 4×4 game drives and by foot on bush walks.<br />
Equally important to Africa Wild is creating restful and comfortable places with great service<br />
for guests to come back to. A ‘bush home’ where you can meet our friendly and locally<br />
trained staff and share stories around the camp fire. Enjoy dining under the stars, eating<br />
delicious cuisine as you see or hear wild animals enjoying theirs.<br />
ACTIVITIES:<br />
Fabulous Game Viewing | Year-round Mokoro | Stunnning Bird Life Bush Walks | Stunnning<br />
Bird Life | Traditional Village Trips | Hot Air Ballooning | Pool-side Game Viewing | Dine<br />
under the Stars | River Boat Cruise Victoria Falls Day Trip | Open Vehicle Photographic<br />
Safaris<br />
OFFERING OKAVANGO DELTA HOT AIR BALLOON SAFARIS<br />
Reservations: +27 11 568 27997 | email: res@anthology.co.za<br />
www.africawildlodges.com<br />
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Footsteps in Africa is a collection of independent, owner-run camps,<br />
lodges and services in Botswana who have come together under the<br />
Footsteps in Africa banner for their sales, marketing and reservations.<br />
All the Footsteps in Africa camps and lodges have owner input<br />
thus offering a personal touch from people that are passionate<br />
about their products – this is what sets us apart.<br />
Our products offer an intimate experience at more affordable<br />
prices in all the best locations within Botswana, exactly where<br />
guests need to be to appreciate the beauty of the landscapes,<br />
wildlife and culture that Botswana has to offer.<br />
We are committed to providing a quality, rewarding and<br />
affordable safari experience for our guests, while being aware<br />
of both our impact and that of our guests, on the environment.<br />
Within the circuit we have the following:<br />
• Okavango Delta – Delta Camp, Oddballs’ Enclave<br />
and Oddballs’ Camp<br />
• Central Kalahari – Deception Valley Lodge<br />
and Grasslands Bushman Lodge<br />
• Chobe National Park – Camp Savuti and Camp Linyanti<br />
• All over Northern Botswana - Private Mobile Safaris<br />
• Delta Air – Our in-house charter company<br />
and ground handlers<br />
Footsteps in Africa is a tourism business dedicated to serving<br />
the travel and tourism industry, offering a seamless solution to<br />
Botswana itineraries, with the emphasis on diversity of wildlife,<br />
activities, cultures, landscapes, and experiences.<br />
Tel: +27(0) 61 419 5064 or +27(0) 82 355 6910 | After Hours: +27(0) 82 355 6910<br />
Email: info@footsteps-in-africa.com | Web: www.footsteps-in-africa.com
“I’VE LEARNED THAT EVERY MOMENT IS PRECIOUS.<br />
LET’S NOT WASTE ANOTHER, BEFORE COLLECTIVELY<br />
SAVING AFRICA’S WILDLIFE.”<br />
Dereck Joubert<br />
S UPPORT<br />
G R E A TPLAIN S FOUND A T I O N . C O M
Set amongst the most stunning natural highlights of Botswana, Bush Ways Lodges - Sango Safari Camp, Chobe Elephant Camp<br />
andKhwai Guest House - have been developed to simultaneously provide the most intimate immersion into Botswana’s unique<br />
environmentand culture, contribute to the local communities’ development and participate in the preservation of the country’s<br />
pristine wilderness areas.<br />
Sango Safari Camp<br />
Sango Safari Camp<br />
Chobe Elephant Camp<br />
Chobe Elephant<br />
Camp Khwai Guest House<br />
Sango Safari Camp is nestled in the shade of the trees overlooking the Khwai River. The camp offers its guests the perfect base from which to<br />
explore the wildlife and culture of this unique habitat. Accommodating 12 guests in 6 en-suite meru tents, Sango Safari Camp is designed in the style<br />
of the classic tented safari camp of days gone by. With its ideal location guests can take advantage of a host of wildlife activities, drives in Moremi<br />
Game Reserve or the Khwai concession, mokoro (traditional canoe) excursions on a channel bordering the game reserve, night drives and a village<br />
tour.<br />
www.sangosafaricamp.com Tel: +267 6863763<br />
Situated on a rocky ridge overlooking the spectacular Chobe River Floodplains, Chobe Elephant Camp offers guests ample opportunities to explore<br />
the wild surroundings. Entirely built out of sandbags, this eco-friendly lodge presents an original design reminiscent of traditional African farmsteads<br />
and can accommodate up to 24 guests in 10 chalets and 1 family unit with 2 rooms. Guests can take part in a variety of activities that include viewing<br />
the regions spectacular wildlife from open safari vehicles, boat cruises, canoe excursions and village tours.<br />
www.chobeelephantcamp.com Tel: +267 6863763<br />
Tucked in the heart of the friendly rural village of Khwai, at the doorstep of the Moremi Game Reserve, Khwai Guest House opens the door to a<br />
true African escape. Welcoming guests in 6 en-suite bungalows, Khwai Guest House offers a cosy nest from which to experience the spectacular<br />
destination. Guests have the choice between being completely independent and exploring this stunning destination on their own, or joining some of<br />
the many activities offered like drives in Moremi Game Reserve or the Khwai concession, mokoro (traditional canoe) excursions on a channel<br />
bordering the game reserve, night drives and a village tour.<br />
www.khwaiguesthouse.com Tel: +267 6863763<br />
Game Drive Mokoro excursion Village tour Canoe excursion<br />
Postal Address: Private Bag 342 – Maun, Botswana<br />
Contact Person: Vihemba Vasco Sales and Marketing | marketing@bushways.com<br />
www.bushways.com YouTube: Bush Ways Botswana Instagram: Bush Ways Botswana
A JOURNEY THROUGH THE<br />
OKAVANGO<br />
DELTA<br />
Machaba Safaris presents four luxury safari camps, bringing you the best the Okavango<br />
Delta and Zimbabwe has to offer. Machaba and Little Machaba Camps are situated in<br />
the Khwai Concession on the Khwai river, bordering the Moremi Game Reserve.<br />
Gomoti Plains Camp is located further south into the Okavango Delta, on the edges of<br />
the Gomoti flood-plain system.<br />
Our newest addition to the portfolio, Verney’s Camp , is situated in Hwange National<br />
Park, a beautiful piece of unspoilt wilderness. A safari combining these areas provides<br />
one with a complete safari experience.<br />
VISIT WWW. M A CHABASAF ARIS . C O M
<strong>Travel</strong> Information<br />
Money<br />
The Botswana currency is Pula (meaning “rain” in Setswana). It is<br />
divided into 100 thebe (meaning “shield”). <strong>Travel</strong>ler cheques and<br />
foreign currency may be changed at banks, bureau de change,<br />
and authorized hotels. The US Dollar, Euros and the South<br />
African Rands are the most easily convertible currencies.<br />
Health<br />
Malaria, including cerebral malaria, is common in Northern<br />
Botswana, in the Okavango and Chobe areas, particularly during<br />
and immediately following the rainy season, from November to<br />
April.<br />
Time<br />
GMT plus 2 hours<br />
Electrical Supply<br />
Electricity is supplied at 220/240v. Both square and round wall<br />
plugs are used. Best is to take a universal travel adapter with you.<br />
Language<br />
Setswana is the national language and English is the official<br />
language.<br />
Telephone<br />
The International access code in Botswana is +267. Cellular<br />
phone coverage is provided by three mobile networks: Mascom,<br />
Orange and be Mobile. Mobile sim cards are available in most<br />
supermarkets and service stations. All major towns in Botswana<br />
are network covered, as well as portions of the national highway<br />
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PATRIMONIO MUNDIAL<br />
• WORLD HERITAGE • PATRIMOINE MONDIAL •<br />
Botswana <strong>Travel</strong> and Tourism Expo <strong>2017</strong><br />
ITB Berlin <strong>2017</strong><br />
www.botswanatourism.co.bw<br />
Botswana Tourism Organisation<br />
Private Bag 275<br />
Plot 50676<br />
Gaborone, Botswana<br />
board@botswanatourism.co.bw<br />
Botswana Tourism Organisation<br />
Continental Europe<br />
Karl-Marx-Allee 91 A<br />
10243 Berlin, Germany<br />
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United Nations<br />
Educational, Scientific and<br />
Cultural Organization<br />
Okavango Delta<br />
inscribed on the World<br />
Heritage List in 2014<br />
Of ficial Partner Country ITB Berlin <strong>2017</strong><br />
The Okavango Delta has been declared<br />
the 1000th UNESCO World Heritage site