With strong demand for Africa travel and bookings predicted to return to pre-pandemic levels by May 2023, Africa travel pioneers Bench Africa has rolled out its newest travel brochure, a comprehensive guide to the continent’s most amazing destinations and experiences.
Bench Africa’s 2023/24 brochure showcases a variety of travel options, from luxury lodges and iconic safaris to adventure-packed tours, cultural immersions, relaxing beach getaways and cruises. Among the destinations showcased are South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Bostswana, Namibia, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, as well as Madagascar, Indian Ocean islands and North Africa (Morocco and Egypt).
In addition, with the introduction of QR codes, the Bench brochure has made it easier for travellers and travel agents to access accurate seasonal pricing for each tour and experience on the company’s website.
“We are thrilled to introduce our latest travel brochure, which features the best of Africa’s diverse and captivating destinations,” said Julie De Palo, Groups and Operations Manager.
“Our team of travel experts has been working tirelessly to put together a range of itineraries to suit all tastes and budgets, ultimately ensuring that our clients can have the trip of a lifetime. After overcoming the most challenging stretch in our 54-year history, we are proud to be the first to market, post-pandemic, with a printed Africa travel brochure. The choice of a powerful male lion for the brochure cover was intentional. The King of the Jungle symbolises strength, wisdom and courage, all traits I can proudly say are synonymous with the Bench brand.”
With its rich history and diverse landscapes, Africa is a truly unique travel destination that offers something for everyone. Bench Africa is committed to providing their clients with unparalleled service and expertise, and the new travel brochure is a testament to the company’s commitment to excellence.
Travel advisores can expect copies to arrive over the coming week. Mobile/home-based agents should order copies through TIFS.
The brochure is also available for download from the Bench Africa website.
