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Thompsons Africa have 14 strategic offices throughout Southern Africa, in the tourism 'hot spots', from which we operate an awesome range of day tours as well as adventure activities.

With many years in the tourism business (30 to be exact), our guided 'multi-day' tours have been fine-tuned to perfection. With offices in most southern African tourism hubs, our presence on the ground ensures our tours run efficiently.

Victoria Falls is a 'hot' destination for more than one reason - it's the hottest adventure hub in Africa, the weather is fab (yes hot) and we have some hot holiday deals, so come join the fun in this town built for tourism - Victoria Falls, it's hot

AFFORDABLE, FLEXIBLE, SIMPLE – Thompsons Africa have devised a solution which deals with the increasing cost of meals in Victoria Falls, due to the complexity of the currency situation in the Zimbabwe.

Thompsons Africa place great emphasis on a quality Meet & Greet Service. When our clients arrive in Africa, a warm welcome, often in the passengers’ mother-tongue, documentation explained and questions answered, sets the tone of the holiday.

Celebrating 30 years in the tourism business, the Thompsons Travel Group kicks off our anniversary celebrations this year, with new corporate branding, accompanied by an energized enthusiasm to create remarkable holidays for our global passengers.

The Battle at Kruger has been dubbed as the hottest download on YouTube ever! This dynamic wildlife footage was taken whilst on a Thompsons Africa 3 day safari in the Kruger National Park. The documentary will air on American television, 11 May 2008.

This guided overland tour is essentially a safari and back to nature experience, which visits a pristine coastal resort in Mozambique, the Big Five world-renowned Kruger National Park in South Africa, and the tiny mountainous Kingdom of Swaziland.

Durban, Kwa Zulu Natal, June 09 2007, Corruption, Theft, Fraud and Poor Productivity has become a company’s and even a governments worst enemy in today’s competitive economic climate. This is a worldwide trend and is rapidly becoming worse.