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Safari news in category ‘What’s New with Us’
Corporate Information and news related to African Bush Camps corporate life and operations.
Charity Starts at Home
Sustainable tourism, community development & conservation
African Bush Camps is proud to announce three new partnerships with organisations which we will be supporting in our efforts to conserve and develop the local communities and wildlife of Zimbabwe and Botswana. Read More » 
March 27, 2012 | 
Post Category: Hot, Latest News, What's New with Us | 
Tags: African Bush Camps Foundation, Community Involvement, Conservancy and the Environment, Sustunaible Tourism
A fresh breeze blows through African Bush Camps
Fresh faces & new expertise join the adventure
African Bush Camps is delighted to introduce a variety of new and fresh faces and expertise that have joined the African Bush Camps Team in 2012. Read More »
March 27, 2012 | Post Category: Agents' Updates, Camps & Safaris Updates, New, What's New with Us | Tags: Botswana Safari Camps, Zimbabwe Safari Camps
Linyanti Concession introduces ‘Junior Field Guide’ courses
Teaching the younger generations about wildlife & conservation
To encourage family safari travel and provide an educational platform for our younger guests to learn about wildlife and conservation, Linyanti camps have introduced a new children’s activity in the form of a ‘Junior Field Guide’ course. Read More »
March 22, 2012 | Post Category: Camps & Safaris Updates, Hot, What's New with Us | Tags: Chobe and Linyanti, Family Safaris, Linyanti Bush Camp, Linyanti Ebony
Pack for a purpose!
Partnership enables travelers have positive impact in Africa
African Bush Camps is proud to partner with 'Pack for a Purpose', a charitable organization that will help you have positive impact in the areas you visit. Pack 5lb (2.25kgs) of supplies and your donation will benefit local communities! Read More » February 24, 2012 | Post Category: New, What's New with Us | Tags: African Bush Camps Foundation, Hwange National Park
The Jane Bubear Sports Foundation Fun Run
In partnership with The African Bush Camps Foundation – Dete, Zimbabwe 15th April 2012
The Jane Bubear Sports Foundation had its first 10km fun run in 2009 in the small remote town of Dete, Zimbabwe and it has now become an annual event much anticipated by the town and surrounding villages. In 2012, the African Bush Camps Foundation will partner with The Jane Bubear Sports Foundation to bring together the community and celebrate life through sport. Read More »
February 14, 2012 | Post Category: Corporate Information, New, What's New with Us | Tags: African Bush Camps Foundation, Hwange National Park, Somalisa Camp
New Safari Itineraries & Smooth Logistics
Safaris in Zimabwe have never been better!
With the start of the new year, African Bush Camps are delighted to bring you news of exciting developments on the safari and travel front for Zimbabwe: new safari itineraries to delight you, and safari logistics to fly you smoothly. Read More »
Welcoming new members to the African Bush Camps Team
The family continues to grow
African Bush Camps is committed to attracting and retaining high quality staff that are professional, reliable and both client and team orientated in their focus. We are proud to introduce the following new members of the African Bush Camps Team: Daniel Achber – Operations Manager Dan Achber was born in Canada, raised in England, but [...] Read More »
African Bush Camps & Ker Downey Botswana Partnership
One-stop safari solution for the finest nostalgic and authentic safari camps in Botswana
This is a strategic partnership between two legendary safari companies operating in Botswana. Jointly we have the ability to offer you the finest nostalgic and authentic safari camps, and a convenient one-stop safari solutions centre giving you the diverse experiences across Botswana. Read More »
January 31, 2011 | Post Category: Agents' Updates, What's New with Us | Tags: African Safaris, Botswana Safaris
2011 Rates & Child Friendly Policy
Holding 2011 rates down
African Bush Camps will be holding the rates for 2011, and introduces a new child policy. Read More »
More Safari News in our Newsletters
Archives from African Bush Camps
Past news from African Bush Camps have been sent though our newsletters, but all may not be present on this blog: Only the newsletter stories from August 2010 have been posted on African Bush Blog. However, you may access them by checking our Newsletter archives: Read More »
Closed for maintenance
Green season break in the bush
As most of our camps will be closed during the green season we have taken advantage of this quieter time of the year to do some maintenance work in our camps. This will assist us in making some of the minor improvements on the softer part of our product that always complement an authentic African [...] Read More »
January 22, 2009 | Post Category: Agents' Updates, Camps & Safaris Updates, What's New with Us | Tags: Botswana Safari Camps, Zimbabwe Safari Camps
World Recession
Let’s Share The Crunch
It is no secret now that the world is going through an economic crisis judged as the harshest since the end of World War II. Safari enthusiasts will no doubt slow down on their travel around the world in the coming months. We invite you to explore all of our specials and promotions which make [...] Read More »
Our New One-Stop-Shop For Zimbabwe
Safari Travel &Tours
We have expanded our business to include travel services within Zimbabwe. Read More »
Welcome To A New African Bush Camper
Dudu Dewa on Board
We would like you to welcome Dudu Dewa who has recently become part of the African Bush Camps team as Sales and Marketing Manager. She will be assisting with planning for marketing events such as WTM and Indaba, and sales calls to all our partners in tourism. Please feel fre to email her dudu@africanbushcamps.com She [...] Read More »
Somalisa Camp Conservation
Investing In The Future Generations
In efforts to assist national parks and the on-going efforts by stake holders of Hwange and other conservation groups, African Bush Camps has initiated a Conservation project called “aManzi” which means water in Ndebele. Somalisa will this year be managing Manga III waterhole and assisting with the management and the up-keep of the Manga area [...] Read More »
April 1, 2008 | Post Category: Camps & Safaris Updates, What's New with Us | Tags: African Safaris, Community Involvement, Conservancy and the Environment, Hwange National Park, Somalisa Camp, Zimbabwe Safaris
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