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African Travel Inc. Doubles Small Group Offering in 2027 Collection

by Bruce Parkinson  September 22, 2026
African Travel Inc. Doubles Small Group Offering in 2027 Collection

During the Timeless Kenya & Tanzania Safari, guests enjoy a game drive at Sarini Eagle View. Credit: Naboisho Conservancy

African Travel, Inc. (ATI) has unveiled its 2027 collection in a new digital brochure with highlights including a doubling of its Locally Hosted Small Group portfolio, a return to Uganda and the introduction of new Tailor-Made itineraries, accommodations and experiences across East and Southern Africa.

The company says its expanded collection gives travellers more ways to experience the continent, from professionally planned small-group journeys with guaranteed departures for as few as two guests to highly personalized Tailor-Made travel. 

The collection arrives as African Travel marks 50 years of specializing exclusively in Africa, bringing five decades of destination expertise and local relationships to a new generation of journeys across the continent.

“What we’ve learned over 50 years is that there is no single way to experience Africa,” said Guy Young, CEO, TTC Africa Division. 

African Travel, Inc. has released its 2027 digital brochure.

Catering to a Range of Tastes

“Some travellers want every detail designed around them, while others want the ease and camaraderie of travelling with a small group. Our 2027 collection gives advisors more ways to match the experience to the traveller, backed by the Africa expertise and local relationships we’ve spent five decades building.”

One of the most significant additions for 2027 is the expansion of African Travel’s Locally Hosted Small Group portfolio. Designed for travellers who want the ease of a professionally planned journey with the camaraderie of a small group, departures are guaranteed with just two guests and combine the expertise of knowledgeable local guides with personal time to explore at their own pace. 

African Travel now offers six Locally Hosted Small Group itineraries across East and Southern Africa with the addition of these three new journeys joining the collection in 2027:

  • A Taste of South Africa is an 8-day journey from $7,695 per person, combining flexible sightseeing in Cape Town with game viewing in a private Kruger reserve. The journey can also be extended to Victoria Falls, Botswana’s Chobe National Park or Mozambique’s beaches.
  • Timeless Kenya & Tanzania Safari is a 12-day journey from $12,995 per person, exploring two of East Africa’s most celebrated safari destinations and offering exceptional year-round wildlife viewing.
  • Wild Botswana & Victoria Falls is a 10-day journey from $12,935 per person, traveling from the Kalahari to the Okavango Delta and onward to Victoria Falls.
Photo: African Travel, Inc.

Expanded Customization

African Travel is also expanding its Tailor-Made collection with new itineraries, accommodations and experiences across the continent.

New journeys include Kenya Romance: From Bush to Beach, combining safari in some of Kenya’s premier wildlife regions with an Indian Ocean beach escape; Ultimate South Africa, pairing safari in two private game reserves with time in Cape Town; and Cape Town & Botswana, combining the energy and culture of Cape Town with two distinctive Botswana safari regions and accommodations including the recently updated Xugana Island Lodge.

The 2027 collection also marks African Travel’s return to Uganda, a destination the company has not featured for several years.

Known for its remarkable diversity, Uganda offers mountain gorilla trekking in Bwindi, chimpanzee encounters in Kibale Forest and wildlife experiences in Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison Falls. African Travel’s expanded Uganda offering includes accommodations selected for their quality, comfort and service.

  
  
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