Local Heroes in Tourism - Musa Mbatha
This gentleman is Musa Mbatha – a good proud Zulu man who is the reserve manager for Babanango Game Reserve in the heart of Kwa-Zulu Natal. We loved talking to him and he is brimming with passion for ...
5 Feb 202125min
Local Heroes in Tourism – Vincent Kokomane
Meet Vincent Kokomane! Determined to be successful from a young age, Vincent has worked his way up the tourism ladder from the very beginning. As a young boy from a small village in Botswana, Vincent ...
21 Jan 202131min
Local Heroes in Tourism - John Kata (Part 2)
Part two of our journey following the lives of this amazing pair of local heroes in tourism in Africa. Towards the end of John’s proud career working at Camp Okavango, he mentored his nephew as he ...
6 Jan 202136min
Local Heroes in Tourism - John Kata (Part 1)
For our next interview we are trying something slightly different. We’re taking you on a journey with two remarkable individuals who have made their mark on the travel industry. John Kata was born ...
28 Des 202025min
Local Heroes in Tourism - Barbara
If you haven’t caught our first series – Women in Travel – please do have a listen. In this first episode of Local Heroes in tourism in Africa we wanted to bring you another amazing woman. Barbara spe...
8 Des 202027min
Introducing Series 2 - Local Heroes In Tourism
Our interviews meeting inspiring people in the African travel industry is back with series 2 – Local Heroes in tourism in Africa. We have spent a lot of time getting hold of some lovely people with in...
8 Des 20209min
Inspiring African Experiences - The Chobe Floodplains
We get together to talk about one of Botswana’s most remarkable regions.The Chobe Floodplains. Along the Chobe River, arguably the most visited safari region of the country, lie the Chobe Floodplains ...
27 Nov 202026min
Women In Travel - Mana Meadows
For the final episode of our first series, we caught up with Zimbabwean travel writer & photographer Mana Meadows. We interviewed her in Zambia mid-way through an epic adventure called “Walk Luangwa”....
14 Sep 202029min
