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7 Reasons why you can still join a group tour during COVID-19

  1. Everyone will be asked to show a negative PCR test result. The same you use to board an airplane;
  2. You will be asked to fill in a questionnaire before you board the truck. Covid-19 screening take place. If you have a fever, you are not allowed to join the group;
  3. Our overland trucks have big windows so airing the truck is easy with a constant flow of fresh air;
  4. You will be camping or staying at small scale lodges. The 1.5 meter rule is achievable;
  5. You do not spend time in cities, only in remote wildlife areas;
  6. Africa is experienced with regards to dealing with viruses and extra sterilizing measurements are already in place;
  7. Flexible: if borders are closed due to Covid-19, changing dates to 24 months in the future is free of charge if available in the same price category. Not applicable for flights.
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