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An EXCLUSIVE Sneak Peek
The ATI Holidays’ staff members consider themselves a bunch of foodies; David (our Big, Bad boss and managing director) is known as the curry King of Windhoek. He is English after all! So when The Olive Exclusive informed us that Chef Anthony was joining the team, we immediately offered our discerning palates as a testing
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Birding in Namibia
The beginning of 2015 has been an interesting challenge. We have seen absolutely tremendous growth in the Namibian tourism sector, which has meant all hands on deck:- quoting, looking after clients and making sure that we remain top of our game. Believe it or not, as we are heading into busy season, it has given
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25 Years of Independence – 25 Reasons to Visit Namibia
Tomorrow sees one of Africa’s youngest nations celebrating 25 years of independence. This morning my usual 15 minute trip to work took about 45 minutes; the roads are congested and there is an almost electric excitement right throughout the capital city today. Sitting at my desk, listening to the fighter jets practicing their formations for
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25 Years of Independence for Namibia
This year Namibia celebrates a quarter century of independence. 21st March 1990 – I was too young to vote, but it was a momentous occasion… even if the flag lowering ceremony was about ten minutes late – This is Africa, after all! Namibia is a very young nation, with an ancient history; being home to
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Exploring Northern Namibia – through the eyes of a German Intern
Franzi joined the team at ATI Holidays as a three month internship to help us during our peak travel season towards the end of 2014. Towards the end of her tenure, Franzi was finally unchained from her desk and we arranged a guided, camping safari to allow her to experience what traditional visitors to our
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Ebola – Fact and Fiction
Ebola is an incredibly scary disease – the stuff of our worst Sci-Fi movie fears. It is now prevalent in the West African countries of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, it has a high fatality rate, and news reports in the US and Europe make it sound like the entire African continent is on the
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