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8 December 2011

Holiday at Home

Namibia's conservancies have it all!

The Namibian newspaper tourism supplement offers a guide to holidays in the communal conservancies.

For a look at what's on offer, check this Press Release: Namibia's conservancies have it all.

For a complete guide to holidays in Namibian conservancies, visit the award winning site www.namibiawildlifesafaris.com

sfelton@wwf.na

1 December 2011

Adventure Tourism Film

Destination Namibia is a short film that showcases Namibia as an adventure tourism destination. Promoting tourism is a top priority for Namibia, and adventure tourism is a fast growing market, but what does Namibia offer that is unique as a destination? In short: Namibia’s conservation commitments underscore a world of sustainable adventure tourism opportunities.  Of special note are communal conservancies and the great opportunities they enable to view wildlife roaming free in spectacular landscapes.

That was the message carried to the Adventure Travel World Summit in Chiapas, Mexico in 2011. Namibia's Minister of Environment and Tourism led a delegation to sell Namibia as a destination where adventure is linked to ecological responsibility and community based conservation. The film and the delegation caused a stir: so much so, that Namibia is actively preparing to bid to host the 2013 Summit!

Visit Destination Namibia and watch this space!

sfelton@wwf.na

18 November 2011

Kabulabula Conservancy gazetted

Kabulabula Conservancy in Caprivi Region was declared in Government Gazette 4823, 1st November 2011.

Kabulabula Conservancy borders Kasika Conservancy in the east, Ikaba Emerging Conservancy in the North, Nakabolelwa Emerging Conservancy in West and the famous Chobe National Park of Botswana in the south.

This brings the total number of registered conservancies in Namibia to 66.

Visit the conservancy pages to download updated conservancy maps.

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