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O&L Leisure wins global travel award in London

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April 7, 2026
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O&L Leisure has been named joint winner of the Escapist Award at the OutThere Experientialist Awards 2026, held in London, in recognition of its offering in the global luxury travel market.

The award was accepted on behalf of the Namibian hospitality group by its international representatives, PC Agency.

O&L Leisure Managing Director Maryke van Lill said the recognition reflects the company’s service standards and operational performance.

“We are humbled and proud to share in this international honour. Awards such as these are independent validations of quality, service and operational excellence, and they reflect the people behind every experience we deliver,” she said.

The Escapist category recognises travel experiences focused on wellbeing, tranquillity and meaningful retreat, with O&L Leisure competing against a range of international luxury destinations.

Shortlisted contenders included properties across Europe and Asia, with judging conducted by an independent panel of international media professionals.

The recognition follows a recent regional award, where O&L Leisure was named Service of the Year for large enterprises at the SADC Quality Awards.

Van Lill said the award highlights the company’s focus on local storytelling, conservation and community engagement across its portfolio.

Each of O&L Leisure’s six properties is built around Namibia’s landscapes and communities, spanning destinations from the Namib Desert and Etosha National Park to the Skeleton Coast.

OutThere, which hosts the awards, is a London-based luxury travel platform known for its focus on inclusive and experiential travel. Its Experientialist Awards recognise brands contributing to a more sustainable and forward-looking tourism industry.

O&L Leisure is part of the Ohlthaver & List Group and operates six luxury hospitality properties across Namibia.

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