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Gondwana officially opens Namibia2Go N$15m HQ at Hosea Kutako Airport

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November 21, 2024
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Gondwana Collection Namibia has officially opened the N$15 million head office for its car hire business, Namibia2Go Car Rental, at the Hosea Kutako International Airport.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Gondwana’s Managing Director, Gys Joubert, highlighted that the facility was designed to reflect Namibia’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

“At Gondwana, we often talk about and challenge each other regarding the size of our dreams. What you see here today is the culmination of many dreams and the hard work of many people. Dreaming about offering the best car rental service in Namibia is simply not big enough. What you see here today is our dream, as Namibians, to offer the best car rental service in the world,” he said.

Also addressing attendees, the Head of Namibia2Go, Marco Clarijs, emphasized the seamless integration the facility offers with Gondwana’s iconic lodges and destinations, along with 24-hour personalized support and collaboration with tour operators.

“This is the beginning of a bigger and even more beautiful journey. This facility represents our commitment to delivering not just a service, but an experience that inspires and empowers every traveler,” he said.

The opening comes after construction began in June. The new headquarters, spanning two erven in the SUNGATE precinct, follows Gondwana’s acquisition of the property in early 2020.

Namibia2Go, supported by a team of 32 dedicated members and a fleet of 278 rental vehicles across various categories, has seen significant growth. In 2019, the company relocated from its original premises on Bismarck Street to its current location on Bassingthwaighte Street, Klein Windhoek, due to space constraints.

Gondwana Collection Namibia is a leading hospitality group specializing in exceptional accommodation, unique travel experiences, and sustainable tourism initiatives. Its extensive portfolio includes accommodation, tour consulting, car rental, and online travel agency services.

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