Marasa Holdings, the owning and managing company for Paraa and Mweya safari lodges, has now put adverts into the local dailies aiming to recruit a full complement of staff for their soon to open Chobe Safari Lodge.
This indicates that the opening of the reconstructed lodge is now only months away and, in fact, much awaited by the country’s tourism sector to allow the more regular use of the upper part of Murchisons Falls National Park above the water falls, where mostly a forest environment awaits visitors keen to see birds and forest animals, including elephant.
Chobe, as previously reported, was in the ol’ days a favorite fishing lodge for visitors from all over Eastern Africa and further abroad, and when re-opened is also thought to offer regular fishing competitions for those keen to measure up against the fish in the river.
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- This indicates that the opening of the reconstructed lodge is now only months away and, in fact, much awaited by the country's tourism sector to allow the more regular use of the upper part of Murchisons Falls National Park above the water falls, where mostly a forest environment awaits visitors keen to see birds and forest animals, including elephant.
- Chobe, as previously reported, was in the ol' days a favorite fishing lodge for visitors from all over Eastern Africa and further abroad, and when re-opened is also thought to offer regular fishing competitions for those keen to measure up against the fish in the river.
- Marasa Holdings, the owning and managing company for Paraa and Mweya safari lodges, has now put adverts into the local dailies aiming to recruit a full complement of staff for their soon to open Chobe Safari Lodge.
