The Greatest Safari On Earth jet lands in Vic Falls today

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A private jet that is being run by ROAR AFRICA Emirates Executive Private Jet, a first of its kind, is set to land in the resort town of Victoria Falls this Wednesday morning.

The private jet is part of a trip dubbed “The Greatest & Safest Safari on Earth.”

“In this post COVID era, this trip is also the safest safari on earth,” according to the organisers.

“Private plane, lodges,  with a fully vaccinated crew and all travelers, with seamless PCR testing on hand as we move between countries,” reads part of the statement issued by ROAR AFRICA Emirates Executive Private Jet.

The private jet, which is expected to land in Victoria Falls this morning, only carries 10 people and will take them to Africa’s 4 most iconic destinations – Victoria Falls, Okavango Delta, Great Migration, and Gorillas.

The private jet sees two of the ultimate luxury brands in aviation and African safari, Roar Africa and Emirates coming together.

Its thee most luxurious private jet and only one in the world – A319 Emirates Executive Private Jet, (compared to say nat geo private jet trip that has 80+ passengers and stops in Africa for 1 night here or there)

“Just 10 people, in Just 12 days – this trip was created for people who want to see Africa in one fell swoop,” according to the organisers.

The trip is hosted by Deborah Calmeyer, CEO of ROAR AFRICA  and two of Africa’s most  prominent safari guides Dr Ian McCallum (Africa’s David Attenborough) and Humphrey Gumpo.

“It has never been more important than now to curate experiences that facilitate an
understanding of how the natural world works, and why and how we should help,” says Deborah Calmeyer, CEO and Founder of ultra-luxe Africa travel specialist ROAR AFRICA.

The ROAR AFRICA Emirates Executive Private Jet Safari will also be offered August
26 to September 7 in 2022 and 2023.

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