World Expeditions Launches Africa And Middle East Brochure

Thursday, 21 March 2013, 5:15 pm
Press Release: World Expeditions

News Release
21 March 2013

World Expeditions Launches Africa And Middle East Brochure

Leading adventure travel company World Expeditions has today launched its Africa and Middle East brochure that highlights the best trips from discovery and cruising level to challenging trekking for 2013 and 2014.

“World Expeditions style of travel allows you to experience Africa and the Middle East exactly the way you want with plenty of choice and flexibility,” explains Natalie Tambolash, World Expeditions General Manager for New Zealand. “The value, small groups and our on the ground local expert guides make for a magical and memorable adventure holiday.”

The new brochure has more than 70 pages filled with stunning self guided or small group guided active holiday trips including two community projects with one connecting the clean running water to the primary school in Kakoi, Tanzania and the other building a fence to help protect the lions with The Born Free Foundation.

To order your Africa and Middle East brochure from World Expeditions for 2013 and 2014, please visit www.worldexpediitons.co.nz or call 0800 350 354.

For more information on World Expeditions please visit www.worldexpeditions.co.nz

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