Cheaper Safari to launch in Botswana

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South African tour operator, Lathita, has said it will launch a subsidiary in Botswana to offer cheaper services.

The company's managing director, Johan Gerber said recently that they plan to officially launch Lathita Botswana by the end of October.

He said the subsidiary aims to offer tourists a combined experience of some of the best wildlife hot spots in the country. "Safari is very expensive at the moment and we want to make it affordable again.  This is meant for people in southern Africa to enjoy the beauty of their continent."

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