Why choose Southern Africa as your preferred Business or Leisure Destination?

Southern Africa's travel destinations include Mozambique, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. From the magnificent Cape, the majestic Victoria Falls to the vastness of he Namibian deserts - Southern Africa has something for everyone.



Acacia Destination Management is a fully inclusive ground handling organisation for all areas of business and leisure tourism.

This includes corporate incentive travel, conferencing, meetings, leisure tourism,team building, sports and special interest travelers .

The Acacia Group are well respected destination specialists covering Southern Africa.

We fully understand that the destination experience needs to deliver absolute attention to detail from flights to accommodation encompassing the entire travel experience.

When it comes to Business Tourism we select the finest venues for meetings or Teambuilding and we select the finest tours for our pre and post conference delegates and their spouses.

A senior, experienced and qualified member of the management team accompanies each and every event throughout your time getting to and from the venue as well as being there for you at the venue or tour.

When we are helping you arrange your event, meeting, product launch or golf tour allow us to show you the the beautiful region on earth called Southern Africa!

Some fun facts about
Southern Africa

Four of the five fastest land animals live in Africa – the cheetah, which can run at an amazing 70 miles per hour, wildebeest, lion and gazelle.

Lake Malawi in southern Africa is home to around 500 different types of fish. That’s more than anywhere else in the world!

Africa is almost an island. Its only connection to other land is the tiny Sinai Peninsula in Egypt.

Southern Africa is the home of the Human species, which developed there about 5 million years ago.

More people are killed in Southern Africa by crocodiles than by lions.

Only three countries in the world are bigger than the Sahara Desert – Russia, Canada and China. The Kalahari Desert in southern Africa covers an area larger than France.

The only street in the world to house two Nobel Peace prize winners is in Soweto, South Africa. Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu both have houses in Vilakazi Street.