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Kuoni launches Ananea
Tour Operators, by breakingtravelnews.com
Kuoni has announced the launch of its brand new environmentally responsible travel offering, Ananea....
East Africa’s largest tourism fair to take place in Arusha, Tanzania
Tour Operators, by e-TA Staff
The 2011 Karibu Fair will take place June 3rd-5th in Arusha, Tanzania’s safari capital. ...
Acacia Africa sees change in consumer needs
Tour Operators, by E-TA Staff
A new segment of customers are reportedly boosting the sales of Acacia Africa. The operator claims to have been introduced to a new type of customer all through recession. This is the kind of customer who wanted to experience something ‘rawer’. With the economy hitting the rock bottom, the tour operator profited from bookings outside the usual core market – older nomads, luxury adventurers and families opting to cut back on their travel plans, explained Heath Ashcroft, marketing director at Acacia Africa. ...
Wilderness Safaris to increase market share
Tour Operators, by thebusinessdiary.co.bw
Wilderness Holdings is ready to increase its market share barely six months after dual listing on the Botswana Stock exchange and Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s Africa Board. ...
Africa Collection wins the South Africa Tourism Ubuntu Award
Tour Operators, by E-TA Staff
Africa Collection braved a tough Dragon’s Den style panel, headed by Duncan Bannatyne to win the popular 2010 Ubuntu Awards. The independent tour operator bagged the £25,000 prize, presented by the Minister of Tourism for South Africa Marthinus van Schalkwyk at the World Travel Market in London. ...
New Mauritius Hotels acquires the White Sand Tours
Tour Operators, by E-TA Staff
The tour operator White Sand Tours now knows its buyer's identity: it’s the New Mauritius Hotels Ltd (NMH), which owns, among others, the Beachcomber Hotels. The group acquires 100% of the company. ...
Wilderness Safaris sells North Island in Seychelles
Tour Operators, by Botswana Gazette
The North Island, situated in the Seychelles and owned by Wilderness Safaris is up for sale, the tourism outfit has announced. The Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) and Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) listed company last week cautioned its shareholders to exercise care when dealing in the company’s shares until a further announcement is made....