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Gondwana launches tourism destination transfer service

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May 19, 2022
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Gondwana Collection Namibia has announced the launch of its new transfer business, Go2 Traveller Transfers, which will now service nine transfer routes, covering Namibia’s top tourism destinations.

“Geared to both locals and the overseas market, the comfortable, affordable and reliable service provides easy getaways to destinations like Sossusvlei, even for a weekend.” 

The routes include the Fish River Canyon, Namib and Kalahari deserts, Damaraland, Swakopmund and Etosha National Park. 

“The Go2 Traveller Transfers is the ideal means of travel for people who prefer not to drive themselves, but who would like to retain their independence and choice of destinations, as well as for tour operators who can book multiple transfers around the country for their guests. Additional benefits of Go2 are the saving on fuel costs and the expense of paying for a hire vehicle when it is stationary at a lodge.” 

 The Gondwana tranfer business launch, comes amid a massive shortage in rental cars , while the demand continually increases as the world opens its doors once again to travellers. 

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