Motswana's Passion For Tourism Pays Off

FROM DAY ONE: Kakona grew up with an interest in tourism
FROM DAY ONE: Kakona grew up with an interest in tourism

MAUN: Coming from a very remote and unique small village known for its ambience, intrigue and mystique, 35 year-old Ketetseeng Kakona learnt from his surroundings in order to use his background to his advantage.

Growing up helping his grandfather who used to guide clients to the Tsodilo Hills, Kakona developed a passion for the tourism industry.

“We used to help my grandfather carry his clients’ luggage when they came to see the Tsodilo Hills,” he recalls.

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