Inaugural Annual Destination Marketing Conference

Situated right on the Atlantic Ocean, Angola is a budding tourist destination with unspoilt beaches, teeming game reserves and a vibrant culture. Rapidly revitalising itself after the end of the civil war in 2002, the country has one of the fastest growing economies in the world, offering adventurous exploration and lucrative tourism investment opportunities. Read more

A peaceful and prosperous country, Botswana is hailed as one of Africa’s most stable democracies - an achievement reflected in the contented, friendly atmosphere which greets tourists in this, the homeland of the Batswana.
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One of the largest countries in Africa, the DR Congo boasts the second largest rain forest in the world and is home to Africa’s most powerful river, the Congo River, and five World Heritage Sites. It is also known for its rare animal species, including the chimpanzee, the bonobo, the mountain gorilla, the okapi and the white rhino. Read nore

Lush and breathtakingly beautiful, Lesotho is aptly known as “The Mountain Kingdom”. It boasts some of the highest and most scenic mountain peaks in Southern Africa, as well as a collection of top-class resorts and lodges – and even snow! Read nore

East of Africa, in the Indian Ocean lies this pieces of earth, split off from the African mainland millions of years ago. As an island - uninhabited until seafarers from Southeast Asia and Africa arrived 1500 to 2 000 years ago – Madagascar’s isolation has preserved unique species such as the endangered lemur and ancient boabab trees. Read more

Called “the warm heart of Africa”, Malawi is a paradise of abundant wildlife, waterfalls and lakes. Most famous for the crystal-clear Lake Malawi and the rugged terrain of the Great Rift Valley, the country offers unforgettable travelling extremes. Read more

Described as “a sparkling crystal in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean”, Mauritius is best known for its stunning beaches, luxury resorts and water sports. World-class golf courses, fascinating history and warm, welcoming people all add to the appeal. Read more

Shimmering oceans, azure skies and a history steeped in rich culture and adventure make Mozambique the ideal destination for every type of traveller, from honeymooners to backpackers.
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Arid and with sparse vegetation, Namibia is a land of breathtaking beauty and splendour. In this second least densely populated country in the world, travellers can explore the deep ravines of the Fish River Canyon, the timeless beauty of the Namib Desert and the vibrant, friendly towns and cities. Read more

The Seychelles can truly be described, without exaggeration, as paradise on earth. This spectacular necklace of 41 granite and 74 coral islands in the Indian Ocean is a land of perpetual summer, and is renowned for some of the best beaches in the world. Read more

The diversity of its landscape, its game reserves, its lush and scenic coastal cities, its strong economy and excellent transport infrastructure, make South Africa a favourite destination. Read more

Swaziland is one of Africa’s smallest countries, but it boasts a rich history and culture. Its game and nature reserves are highly recommended for Big Five game viewing. Read more

Home to Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa, and Lake Tanganyika, the world’s longest and second deepest fresh water lake, Tanzania is an awe-inspiring country. Read more

In addition to abundant wildlife and exceptional game parks, Zimbabwe offers a rich variety for tourists that includes the Great Zimbabwe ruins, the spectacular Victoria Falls and the mighty Zambezi River. Read more

What is Boundless Southern Africa?
“Boundless Southern Africa” is the brand chosen by nine Southern African countries as a means of showcasing the Transfrontier Conservation Areas straddling the SADC region. More info