Economical travel

Discover sustainable travel in Africa and make a positive impact! Avoid mass tourism, opt for unique experiences and eco-friendly accommodations. Learn how our tour operator supports local communities and go on a responsible adventure.

Take a sustainable adventure in Africa

When it comes to sustainable travel, being economically responsible is a game changer! But what does it actually mean? Let's say you've got your eye on an adventure in Africa - great choice! But let's face it, it's not a given that your hard-earned money will go straight to the locals. Unfortunately, many safaris in Africa leave a small amount of money in the local economy. Many lodges and transport companies are owned by foreigners. Well, there goes your money; straight across the border instead of into the local economy.

Mass tourism: a hot topic!

Mass tourism is one of those issues that we really can't ignore. Sure, tourism can have an immensely positive impact on African countries. The locals have a chance to make a lot of money from all the visitors. But we have to keep an eye on nature and culture. They deserve a little extra love and attention. Otherwise, we will be rushing through the beautiful landscape like a whirlwind, with all the consequences that entails. We don't want that! The flora and fauna must be preserved and we must treat the local people with respect. No exploitation by visiting schools, orphanages or slums, we are allergic to that!

Opt for a different route

To travel and leave a positive impression. We all want that, don't we? But sometimes you can't see the wood for the trees when it comes to sustainable travel and don't really know where to start. You can make a big impact with the following changes!

Why always go for the standard highlights and Instagram-worthy places? There are so many other beautiful places to discover that are not yet overrun by tourists. Expand your horizons, take a different route and create your own unique experience. Avoiding the crowds also helps to combat mass tourism.

Take a different route, have a different experience from other people, be unique. This is how we can combat mass tourism. For once, don't choose the Mara and Serengeti, visit the other parks. Give yourself a chance to really enjoy nature without queuing for a glimpse of a lion.

Sleep with locals or eco-friendly accommodation

By choosing accommodation that is owned by local people, you can be sure that your money is going to the right place and having a positive impact!
In our proposal, we clearly show you which accommodations are owned by locals and how environmentally friendly they are. No hassle with endless searches, we've already done the hard work for you. All you have to do is make the right choice! Not only will you be supporting local communities, but you will also be contributing to a more sustainable and eco-conscious travel experience.

We don't use a middle-man

Much of our team is based on African soil. We are on the ground and our team designs tailor-made, authentic trips directly from Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and South Africa. With such a solid presence, we have said goodbye to middlemen, and that gives us numerous advantages.

Consider, for example, the direct, personal collaboration with our local partners. This allows us to take a unique position and really add something concrete. We pride ourselves on guarding authenticity and sustainability, while firmly maintaining our partnerships. And best of all? Every euro ends up where it belongs. No money-grubbing middlemen with us!

We do business with local entrepreneurs

Unfortunately, we see it all too often: investment that boomerangs back to the source. Many lodges and safari companies are run by foreign entrepreneurs, which means the money leaves the continent.
But we want to keep it local and reverse that flow! We back our local heroes. We invest in our own community to keep the money circulating and flowing back into the country where it belongs.

On-the-ground: local employees

Our business is about more than just doing business. In our offices in Africa, we work with local colleagues. We make sure they are not only paid fairly, but that we differentiate ourselves by focusing on their happiness and growth. Unlike other African companies, we put the welfare of our employees first.
As a traveller, you will be put in direct contact with one of our local staff when you book your trip. This gives you a direct line to the person who has taken care of every detail of your trip. It's a win-win situation: you happy, they happy!

Our other pillars of impact

Ecological

Reduce the footprint of your holiday

  1. Take the train instead of the plane.
  2. Visit ecological accommodations.
  3. Use as little disposable plastic as possible.

Social

Protect, show respect and learn to understand people

  1. Really get to know the locals.
  2. Avoid mass tourism.
  3. Be respectful of locals.