Safari Trails paves way for transformative East African travel experiences
Travel Trade Journal|March 2024
In exploration with Kenya-based Safari Trails, TTJ delves into the DMC's unique offerings that set them apart in the dynamic landscape of East African travel. Rajay Thethy, CEO, Safari Trails, guides us through a narrative where the company prides itself in crafting transformative and authentic travel experiences while embracing the untamed beauty of the wild.
Prashant Nayak
Safari Trails paves way for transformative East African travel experiences

Despite the challenges posed by the global situation in 2023, Safari Trails remains committed to delivering unparalleled safari experiences to its clients. Notably, the Indian market emerged as a cornerstone, contributing 55 per cent to their overall business. In 2024, Safari Trails is poised to strengthen this positioning through strategic collaboration with their Indian representation partner, BRANDit. Together, they look forward to tailoring experiences that appeal to the discerning Indian traveller, emphasising authenticity over mere bucket list quests.

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