Shikwari Game Reserve.
Twelve new hotel and safari lodge partners added to air-inclusive package product.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL – South African Airways Vacations (SAA Vacations), the leisure vacation division of South African Airways, adds 12 new hotel and safari lodge operators throughout popular destinations in Southern and Eastern Africa. The expanded portfolio includesfive star properties in the coastal cities of Cape Town and Durban and breathtaking luxury safari lodges, where travelers can experience the “Big Five” wildlife. With these new partners, SAA Vacations now offers travelers over 60 options of affordable air inclusive luxury packages to Africa.
“Africa is not just another destination for us, it’s our home and we are thrilled at the opportunity to showcase these amazing properties that will make for a lifetime of memories for our guests” said Terry von Guilleaume, president of SAA Vacations. "We are delighted to offer travelers an expanded portfolio with packagesthat are suited for every taste and budget “.
The new hotel properties and game lodgesinclude:
- African Bush Camps
- Garonga Safari Camp
- Great Plains Conservation
- Ilala Lodge
- Islands of Siankaba Lodge
- Karibu Collection
- Red Carnation (12 Apostles and Oyster Box)
- Rhino Sands
- Shikwari Game Reserve
- Taj Cape Town
- Under One Botswana Sky
- Zambezi Grande
All SAA Vacations packages include round-trip air transportation from New York or Washington, DC on South African Airways, Africa’s most awarded airline, hotel and safari accommodations, sightseeing tours and other optional amenities. Special add-on fares are available from over 100 cities in the U.S. with convenient flight connections to Africa’s most popular tourism destinations. Onboard, SAA customers enjoy a comfortable seating with generous legroom, complimentary meals, bar service and South African wines, and individual seatback inflight entertainment with an extensive menu of movies, news and games.
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