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Boundary-pushing travel experience lures tourists back to Africa

Luxurious suites on offer for 12 days as part of ‘The Greatest Safari on Earth’

31 August 2021 - 19:45 By Kerryn Fischer

Almost 18 months to the day since Covid-19 made its ill-fated arrival, devastating the lives of millions and hitting the tourism industry hardest, Deborah Calmeyer – founder and CEO of luxe travel specialist ROAR AFRICA – achieved the seemingly impossible by setting off on an extraordinary journey that took just 10 guests to four of Africa’s most iconic destinations on an Emirates A319 private jet...

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