Africa Albida Tourism

Africa Albida Tourism is a hospitality group with hotels, lodges and restaurants in Southern Africa's foremost tourist destinations, with the well-established Victoria Falls Safari Lodge as its flagship property. Its operations are characterised by their prime locations and an untiring quest for quality in every aspect of product delivery. Other properties include the luxury self-catering and Bed and Breakfast Lokuthula Lodges (Victoria Falls), the Victoria Falls Safari Club (the exclusive new wing located adjacent to the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge) and Ngoma Safari Lodge (Chobe, Botswana). The Boma – Dinner & Drum Show and the deluxe MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant at the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge resort make up the group's restaurant division. Africa Albida Tourism takes its name from the well-known Acacia Albida (or apple-ring) tree. Widespread in semi-arid Africa, the Acacia Albida is a large, adaptable tree dominating its landscape. It is held as sacred in many parts of Africa for its life-supporting and enriching characteristics. The group's logo represents stability, nurturing and prosperity, and above all AAT's ethic of being a fair, principled and responsible player in its physical, social and business spheres of influence. AAT operations are underpinned by principles of utmost respect for the communities and environments in which it operates, and fostering a spirit of mutually beneficial partnership with all stakeholders.