UK Tour Operators for Zambia’s Tourism
British tour operators were in Zambia to sample the country’s tourist attractions. Sponsored by British Airways (BA) they visited a number of tour sites during their stay in the country.
BA country commercial manager Nilanthi Manatunga said the group comprised members of British renowned tour operators such as Africa Travel Centre, Scott Dunn, A and K, Kuoni, Ramblers, Tailormade and Bales. Ms Manatunga said the visit was a private sector initiative, involving all Zambian domestic carriers, such as Proflight, Zambian Airways, Airwaves Zambia and a number of lodges.
‘‘We believe that Zambia has some of the best game parks and lodges in the World, not forgetting the world’s famous Victoria Falls in Livingstone,’’ she said.
The participating lodges included Luangwa River Lodge, Mfuwe Lodge, Robin Popo Safaris, Kapani, Chiawa Camp, Chongwe River Camp and Kasaka River Club.
Others were Royal Zambezi Lodge, Mutemwa, Taita Falcon, Tongabezi River Club, Sausage Tree Camp and Mwambashi Lodge.
Earlier this year BA launched a book on Zambian tourism , entitled ‘Zambia Safari In Style’ whose production cost the airline 80,000 pounds. Now that’s what we call contribution and confidence in Zambia safari.
BA country commercial manager Nilanthi Manatunga said the group comprised members of British renowned tour operators such as Africa Travel Centre, Scott Dunn, A and K, Kuoni, Ramblers, Tailormade and Bales. Ms Manatunga said the visit was a private sector initiative, involving all Zambian domestic carriers, such as Proflight, Zambian Airways, Airwaves Zambia and a number of lodges.
‘‘We believe that Zambia has some of the best game parks and lodges in the World, not forgetting the world’s famous Victoria Falls in Livingstone,’’ she said.
The participating lodges included Luangwa River Lodge, Mfuwe Lodge, Robin Popo Safaris, Kapani, Chiawa Camp, Chongwe River Camp and Kasaka River Club.
Others were Royal Zambezi Lodge, Mutemwa, Taita Falcon, Tongabezi River Club, Sausage Tree Camp and Mwambashi Lodge.
Earlier this year BA launched a book on Zambian tourism , entitled ‘Zambia Safari In Style’ whose production cost the airline 80,000 pounds. Now that’s what we call contribution and confidence in Zambia safari.
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