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Lowveld Adventure With Road Trips Travellers’ Club

The festive season is upon us, and your country boy is joining a number of urban folks in rural peregrination. But should holidaying mean traveling from our urban sanctuaries to the countryside for a break from the hustles and bustles of urban life? Well, we can travel to areas of interest for adventure. That’s the actual definition of a holiday, an extended period for leisure and recreation. 

A perfect destination for a retreat is the Lowveld, especially for nature enthusiasts who would want to enjoy a pristine wilderness. From the fringes of Mkwasine Estate to as far as Sango border post, there is a considerable number of tourist destinations, with world class hospitality services, such as Singita-Pamushana in Malilangwe. 

Gonarezhou National Park in particular has a number of tourist camps, and it gives wanderers an opportunity to interact with nature. Owing to its membership of the Great Limpopo Trans frontier Park, Gonarezhou has a large biological diversity making it an appropriate destination for nature enthusiasts

Bosman’s Community Camp is one of the most prestigious camps in the Gonarezhou.  Located high up on the banks of Mwenezi river, the camp provides a clear view into the Malipati Safari Area and downstream of Swimuwini and Rossi Pools in the south of Gonarezhou. 

The camp is booked on a self-catering basis, and has six fully furnished ensuite tents with a central kitchen, dining and boma area. It can be booked as a single camp of six units or as two separate camps of four units at Bosman’s Main Camp and two units at Little Bosman’s Camp. 

While visiting these destinations can be expensive especially during the festive season, and planning can be a daunting task, The Road Trips Travellers’ Club can make the work easier and even less costly. 

The Road Trips Travellers’ Club organises custom planned trips to local travel destinations. The club capitalises on group travelling, which reduces the cost of travelling per head due to the ability to take advantage of economies of scale. 

“The Road Trips Traveller’s Club is an organisation which offers travel agency services. Our main thrust is to promote domestic tourism, by facilitating custom made trips for travellers to enjoy the benefits of tourism with minimum resources available,” says Mr Chimambo, The Road Trips Traveller’s Club Public Relations Officer. 

The organisation also offers tour guide services, consultancy services and travel planning, booking accommodation, car hiring and tourism related events planning. Conscious of the need to promote sustainable tourism, The Road Trips Traveller’s Club also carries out environmental awareness programmes in partnership with local organisations like the Lions Club Chiredzi. 

The organisation is also working in partnership with KhayaLethu, a tourism destination close to Mahenye Village which is being developed to provide a range of hospitality services to travellers. They also publish a magazine, The Travellers Club, which is available in both print and electronic formats.

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My full name is Nyaladzi Lester Kole, and I come from Plumtree, Zimbabwe. My educational journey began in primary school, where I attended three different institutions: Mlomwe Primary School for my early grades (1 to 3), Nopemano Primary School for my middle years (4 to 6), and culminating at Thekwane Primary School for my final primary year (Grade 7). For secondary education, I continued my studies at Thekwane High School, navigating Forms 1 to 6, where I developed a deeper appreciation for learning and personal growth. Following my secondary education, I pursued higher education at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), where I earned a degree in Media in Publishing Studies and proudly graduated in 2021. Professionally, I've had the privilege of working with a variety of organizations, gaining diverse experiences that have enriched my career. I began my journey at College Press, where I honed my skills as a copy editor. I then took on the role of personal assistant at Nomina Music, developing organizational and communication skills. My passion for storytelling found a home at CURE Children's Hospital of Zimbabwe, where I engaged with children through creative narratives. As a project manager at Vision to Africa, I coordinated efforts to bring impactful projects to fruition before transitioning to my current role at Scrivener as a publisher and writer, where I combine my love for literature and publishing. Beyond my professional life, I consider myself a multifaceted creative. I have explored various artistic avenues, including graphic design, photography, and music production. In the realm of music, I produce under the moniker Stainless Kole, where I express my musical creativity and collaborate with others to create unique sounds.

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