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Accommodation In Zambia | F.A.Qs
| Why should I use your services? |
| We are a company, owned by a South African & based in South Africa. Dean created this company in 1996, after having travelled for over 20 years, on various holidays from Cape Town to Kilimanjaro. First he became a Tour Guide, to gain more personal experience in the destinations and after 5 years of Guiding, became the office manager. Every year, Dean takes 10 to 14 days off, to visit a certain region, to update himself on the changes, improvements and latest information in a region, by visiting a dozen lodges and tourist attractions. We are a small company, thus our overheads are low, our service is personal, friendly & efficient. |
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| What are your office hours? |
| Our office is open weekdays from 08h00 until 16h30 weekdays – South African time – which is GMT + 2 hours or New York + 6 hours. Occasionally on a weekend, Dean is in the office. |
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| How do we communicate with your office? |
| We prefer via e-mail. This is fast & efficient and your enquiry can be answered then, accurately and efficiently. Due to time zones between you, and us we might not be in the office if you phone at your convenient time. We do not phone international, we only e-mail our clients. If you phone after our office hours, then I am ‘off duty' and thus out of the office, so do not have facts and figure with me – and might be eating dinner, watching TV, entertaining friends or worse still, sleeping – so, always best to send an e-mail. |
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| Where is your office situated? |
| Our office is in South Africa. As we deal directly with the lodges and hotels in all the various countries and also the wheels-operators, there is no need to have the added expense of offices in various countries. We communicate via e-mail, fax and telephone directly with the establishments. |
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Testimonials
Kaingu Lodge, Kafue. (October)
First of all - the drawbacks - in the GMA so game a bit on the scarce side - I knew this so no urprise. The Tetze Fly - that I did'nt know about. They
were not in camp but any vehicle safaris had to be done in a closed vehicle as they were voracious which also made photography awkward.
The pluses - the camp was lovely, well-appointed with everything we needed.
Tents overlooked the river - pretty and the food was very good - Vivi actually drove 3 times to Lusaka to ensure fresh supplies. The river surely
must be the best in Africa - it was so picturesque, narrow in places with beautiful rounded boulders, twisting and turning so a new view with every
backwater, hippos rumbling and eles wading across to the islands to feed.
We fished every day catching yellow fin, not a day passed without landing something. Our guide helpful and courteous. Tom has started a community venture - rebuilding an iron mine which we visited and also a tour to an
aquarmarine mine proved interesting - and free!!!
Judith Auty
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