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Welcome to South Africa Ever since American President Teddy Roosevelt strode manfully into the bush, trailed by 260 porters, safaris have been dubbed as luxury in the wild.
While pulverizing whatever unwary beast crossed his path, Roosevelt set remarkable standards of personal comfort. Since that time, a number of tour companies, geared to overcoming the rigors and travails of the wild with eclat, have sprung up. One such is Welcome Tourism Services which offers a choice of 80 different tours and 339 departures per week. Michelle Groen, groups manager, who was in Mumbai recently to participate in the South African Roadshow, revealed that the over 15-year-old company is regarded as a leading operator in South Africa.
Welcome Tourism Services can handle the requirements of individual travelers, incentives and groups both large and small. There are several options. One can embark on tours in 10-seater mini coaches with a professional multi-lingual guide, smaller, more exclusive “boutique tours” or luxurious executive jaunts. With 180 vehicles plying in the season, the company can offer day tours or even ones extending to 27 days.
Those in search of action can opt for activity tours — scuba diving, hoofing up Table Mt, hiking, rafting, bungy jumping, shark cage diving etc.
For travelers from India, price is a major consideration. Not to worry. If your budget is modest, they have value-for-money tours with a maximum of 15 people per vehicle and, accommodation in two and three star hotels.
South Africa is also the jumping off point for Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia which Welcome Tourism, a one-stop shop, can handle as well, in terms of offering self-drive tours, stand-alone accommodation or car rental bookings.
A sampling of a typical tour: depart Johannesburg on the first day, enter Kruger and view game for the rest of the day. Day two kicks off with more game viewing as the tour takes in scenic wonders like the Mac Mac Waterfalls, Blyde River Canyon etc. On day three, enter the majestic kingdom of Swaziland via Piggs Peak and undulating hills and valleys. Day four calls for a visit to Swazi markets and a special treat—travel by ox cart to a Zulu village.
Experience Zulu life here and wake up to a bright dawn on day five and transfer once again to an ox cart or horse back. Then travel to Durban, which is the home stretch. Apart from opportunities to spot the Big Five, tourists can sip wine at world class estates, have lunch on Table Mountain, ride an ostrich and explore mysterious caves.
Welcome to South Africa Ever since American President Teddy Roosevelt strode manfully into the bush, trailed by 260 porters, safaris have been dubbed as luxury in the wild.
While pulverizing whatever unwary beast crossed his path, Roosevelt set remarkable standards of personal comfort. Since that time, a number of tour companies, geared to overcoming the rigors and travails of the wild with eclat, have sprung up. One such is Welcome Tourism Services which offers a choice of 80 different tours and 339 departures per week. Michelle Groen, groups manager, who was in Mumbai recently to participate in the South African Roadshow, revealed that the over 15-year-old company is regarded as a leading operator in South Africa.
Welcome Tourism Services can handle the requirements of individual travelers, incentives and groups both large and small. There are several options. One can embark on tours in 10-seater mini coaches with a professional multi-lingual guide, smaller, more exclusive “boutique tours” or luxurious executive jaunts. With 180 vehicles plying in the season, the company can offer day tours or even ones extending to 27 days.
Those in search of action can opt for activity tours — scuba diving, hoofing up Table Mt, hiking, rafting, bungy jumping, shark cage diving etc.
For travelers from India, price is a major consideration. Not to worry. If your budget is modest, they have value-for-money tours with a maximum of 15 people per vehicle and, accommodation in two and three star hotels.
South Africa is also the jumping off point for Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia which Welcome Tourism, a one-stop shop, can handle as well, in terms of offering self-drive tours, stand-alone accommodation or car rental bookings.
A sampling of a typical tour: depart Johannesburg on the first day, enter Kruger and view game for the rest of the day. Day two kicks off with more game viewing as the tour takes in scenic wonders like the Mac Mac Waterfalls, Blyde River Canyon etc. On day three, enter the majestic kingdom of Swaziland via Piggs Peak and undulating hills and valleys. Day four calls for a visit to Swazi markets and a special treat—travel by ox cart to a Zulu village.
Experience Zulu life here and wake up to a bright dawn on day five and transfer once again to an ox cart or horse back. Then travel to Durban, which is the home stretch. Apart from opportunities to spot the Big Five, tourists can sip wine at world class estates, have lunch on Table Mountain, ride an ostrich and explore mysterious caves.
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