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Bush business for executives

27 Mar 2000 - by Dave Marsh
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TEAM-building and conference packages for up to 20 people will be launched at two of Gametracker's Safari Camps - part of the African collection of Orient Express Hotels - in Botswana in April.
Eagle Island Camp in the Okavango Delta and Khwai River Lodge, near the Moremi Reserve, will offer boardroom table seating for up to 20 people, featuring all the standard conference equipment.
Team-building programmes, such as game tracking and other bush related skills, will be available at additional cost.
Each camp can accommodate 24 people sharing or 12 singles and can be exclusively booked for sole use.

(Adele Mackenzie)

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