South Africa captured the world’s attention with several landmark events: the liberation of Nelson Mandela in 1991, the peaceful transition to democracy with elections in 1994, the country’s adept hosting of the 2010 World Cup, and, more recently, the passing of Mandela in 2013.

Namibia is rapidly emerging as one of Africa’s premier attractions, drawing visitors with its distinctive landscapes and wildlife adapted to desert conditions, thereby establishing itself as a mature safari destination. Exploring the hauntingly beautiful Skeleton Coast ranks among the finest safari experiences to be found across the continent.

Tanzania is renowned for the iconic Serengeti National Park, which, for nine months annually, hosts the world’s most significant concentration of migratory wildlife. This includes over three million herbivores along with the predators that pursue them.