Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve in South Africa re-opened to a ‘new normal’ on 15 August, after being closed for 130 days.
“We made a conscious decision to take on the aspects that are within our control over this time and have continued to actively engage with clients and guests, not only to keep our brand visible but to keep the travel dream alive,” says director of marketing, Jacques Smit.
“Our enthusiastic rangers and management are sharing special moments out in the bush every day across our social media platforms, so we can continue to inspire people to want to experience the magic of the African bush as soon as they are able to.
“Many travellers have had time to re-evaluate their priorities and this includes when, how and where they want to travel in the future. Sabi Sabi is well placed to deliver the sustainable, meaningful travel experiences that more and more people are looking for.”
Sabi Sabi says it is working closely with trade partners, encouraging them to engage with their clients to plan for the future, and have released a number of packages that they can book now.
For families, Bush Lodge offers a perfect escape to reconnect and Sabi Sabi is offering a family package that entitles the first child to stay for free at Bush Lodge for stays of 3 nights or longer for 2021- valid until 19 December 2021 (subject to government opening regulations).
In addition, Sabi Sabi is also offering a 3-night package that includes return flights with schedule charter company Federal Air, in line with growing demand for smaller aircrafts, private hangars and lounges as well as landing at private airstrips.
Sabi Sabi has also seen a demand for exclusive use lodges, and is offering both Selati Camp and Little Bush Camp for exclusive use for groups of family or friends to cater for this.
With the open-air environment of this natural space, sole use of these sanctuaries allows absolute flexibility for guests to decide how they wish their days to flow out in the African bush.
