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Sunvil rebrands Africa programme
Sunvil Africa has been rebranded as Expert Africa to mark the operator’s 15th anniversary in 2006.
The change of name is designed to reflect the company’s “unparalleled knowledge and expertise” in offering expert and impartial guidance on holidays to Africa.
The operator’s 2006 brochure coves nine African countries and includes a number of new properties in Tanzania, Zanzibar, Mozambique and Zamibia.
The company has developed links with experienced guides across southern Africa, a key attribute according to managing director Chris McIntyre, the author of Bradt guidebooks on Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Zanzibar.
He said: “We’re proud to call these top guides our friends, and value their long-standing supportand partnerswhip. We know we can always rely on their hospitality and knowledge to ensure that our clients have the most interesting and memorable of African experiences.”
Report by Phil Davies
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