Save now and safari later – Cape Town based Big 5 safari, Aquila Private Game Reserve & Spa, offers readers a fantastic voucher deal in an effort to support jobs during COVID19. sponsored
With the global tourism industry still mostly shut down, and the South African lockdown continuing to be extended in an effort to help the medical teams cope with the rise in infections, the Aquila Collection is reaching out to readers to make use of its fantasticThe vouchers offer great value for money and give hope for future travel and tourism experiences. While the South African lockdown currently prohibits leisure tourism, the Aquila Collection Big 5 reserves remain closed.
Home to the Big 5 and many other wildlife, Aquila Private Game Reserve & Spa offers wildlife encounters only 2 hours from Cape Town. The wildlife experience is refined with the added bliss of a gorgeous world-class spa for a well-deserved pampering after a game drive. And for those who love a wild adventure, Aquila offers horseback and quad bike safaris.
Having the foresight that TERS benefits might not continue for longer than three months , the Aquila Collection used their last cash reserves to secure food for their people during these dire times . The safari properties continue to need to balance the welfare of its people and animals, with that of its brand to ensure the teams have a job to return to in the near future. Being awarded some of the biggest accolades for social and economic upliftment in the tourism sector – it is devastating that all of these projects have come to a grinding halt.vouchers are a lifeline during these very uncertain times.
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