African Travel Inc. Adds Advisor Incentives For Trips Reserved This Year
Tour Operator Bruce Parkinson August 10, 2022

Luxury safari outfitter African Travel, Inc., is offering travel advisor incentives for trips reserved in 2022 along with enhanced client experiences and add-ons on select itineraries.
A part of The Travel Corporation, African Travel focuses on custom journeys and says it has seen a pent-up demand for various travel styles for both last minute bookings for families, solo and couples as well as agent hosted groups for 2023 and 2024.
Travel Advisors who have a group of 10+ clients travelling together can book a new group safari by December 15, 2022 and earn an extra $500 along with their commission. Every group journey is customized by AfricanTravel and popular last-minute group trips have included multi-generation trips to South and East Africa, heritage and cultural explorations in South Africa and best friends’ getaways.
With space at a premium and couples and solo travellers wanting to join more set group departures, the safari outfitter has added more dates to its small group departures and clients can book 2022 trips by September 30, 2022 and enjoy smaller crowds, extraordinary wildlife and more savings before prices rise in 2023.
“Current travel trends are indicating that safaris are a top bucket list item since clients are seeking immersive experiences and we see pent-up demand including an increase in last minute safari bookings,” says Sherwin Banda, President of African Travel, Inc.
“Africa will be welcoming the green season with baby wildlife in abundance and amazing animal sightings, so we encourage Travel Advisors to book their clients’ safaris now since space is limited on our most popular trips.”
Here are a few of the options available:
Egypt
While Egypt cruises are nearly sold out this year, the October 8 and December 3 Wonders of Egypt departures from Cairo to Aswan aboard sister brand Uniworld’s all-suite ship River Tosca has limited space. Clients can also consider combining Egypt and Kenya with the new five-day Mara Wildlife Experience extension where they can traverse the plains of East Africa with game drives, guided walks and wildlife encounters.
South Africa
On the 10-day South Africa at Leisure itinerary departing November 5, clients can explore this amazing destination, including four nights at the Shamwari Game Reserve for encounters with the Big Five.
Kenya
Guests can spend their winter holidays on a Kenya Wildlife Safari, departing on November 24. On this nine-day adventure, they will enjoy game drives in Samburu National Reserve, Lake Nakaru and the Masai Mara.
Tanzania
For those clients looking to travel in a small intimate group, African Travel offers no or low single supplements on its 2022 and 2023 safari vacation packages. On the 11-day Tanzania Explorer, guests can visit the home of the great wildebeest migration during the green season. Solo travellers are being offered no single supplement on the December 2 departure with limited availability.
For African Travel’s Top 2022 picks, click here. For group ideas, click this link.
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