Reason 1: Founded in 2019 by Phillip Modise and Oshalle Monyatse, who grew up in Botswana’s Ghanzi District near the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Weniglam Travel was born from a recognition that rural voices were often unheard in mainstream media. The magazine tells the stories of communities, artisans, and local entrepreneurs, celebrating Africa’s diverse cultures, lived experiences, and aspirations while promoting authentic tourism narratives. Weniglam Travel is a hybrid publication catering to both travellers and the travel trade, covering luxury, business, and safari travel across East and Southern Africa. The magazine inspires cultural immersion through eco-friendly experiences and equips tourism businesses with insights into Africa’s evolving tourism landscape. Weniglam Travel is more than a magazine — it is a celebration of Africa and its people. “Weni” is a warm, personal term from the Sekgalagadi language meaning “You,” while “Glam” reflects bold African self-expression. Together, WeniGlam honours you, the African, your culture, and your story.
Reason 2: The magazine consistently highlights sustainable / eco-friendly travel initiatives, responsible safari experiences, and wildlife conservation projects across Africa, inspiring readers and industry stakeholders to engage in tourism that safeguards the continent’s natural heritage. As proud members of the African Travel & Tourism Association (ATTA), Weniglam Travel is committed to sustainably-minded tourism, community empowerment, and advancing Africa’s tourism industry responsibly and creatively.
Reason 3: Weniglam Travel has served as a media partner for numerous tourism trade shows such as World Travel Market Africa, Swahili International Tourism Expo, Botswana Travel and Tourism Expo, Africa Tourism Leadership Forum & Awards (ATLF), Africa Youth in Tourism Summit, Tourism Investment Forum Africa and more, connecting businesses, showcasing emerging destinations, and promoting innovation within Africa’s tourism sector.
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