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African Travel, Inc. Launches $30,000 Travel Advisor Incentive

by Sarah Milner  January 14, 2025
Elewana Game Drive in Kenya. Photo: African Travel Inc.

Game drive in Kenya. Photo: African Travel Inc.

African Travel, Inc. will be giving one lucky travel advisor the adventure of a lifetime.

The award-winning luxury safari outfitter has announced a new travel advisor incentive to win a luxury safari experience for themselves and a guest, valued at $30,000.

The winner will enjoy the 11-night World’s Greatest Show & Safari itinerary, which showcases the very best of Kenya and Tanzania. The prize includes access to renowned wildlife reserves, accommodations at Elewana camps, all meals, and round-trip international airfare from JFK airport to Nairobi.   

Until April 30, 2025, travel advisors can earn an entry to the contest with each every African Travel, Inc. booking. The more vacations booked, the more chances to win.   

“Our Advisor community will enjoy a friendly competition with our incentives by selling our range of safari styles to engage their clients, from guided group adventures to bespoke journeys, to fully escorted vacations, there’s something for every traveler,” said Sherwin Banda, President of African Travel, Inc..

ATI is also offering a $300 digital gift card for every couple booked on the new Concierge Safari packages — a brand new tour style introduced in 2025. The offer applies to new 2025 bookings only, and runs until March 31, 2025.  

For more information please visit: https://africantravelinc.com/content/win or contact your local Sales Manager.

  
  
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