African Art Museum of Maryland Cultural Tour to South Africa - SOLD OUT

Today, the African Art Museum of Maryland Cultural Tour to South Africa set to depart from the United States on January 30, 2012, sold out!

The African Art Museum of Maryland Cultural Tour to South Africa will enjoy the superior in-flight services of South African Airways to and from the Republic of South Africa. Once there, the group will visit the cities of Cape Town and Johannesburg. 

Accommodation is luxurious - in Cape Town, the group will enjoy the gracious hospitality of The Cape Grace, and in Johannesburg, the African Pride Melrose Arch Hotel . . . both befitting properties for this celebratory group most of who are visiting the Republic of South Africa for the first time.

The 'accent' is 'cultural' and every aspect of the planning has included elements of fun, history, culture and 'historical importance'. Unquestionably the African Art Museum of Maryland Cultural Tour to South Africa will return to the United States bringing with the true sense of 'ubuntu', a concept that 'I am - because you are', and a true sense of being 'present' as all South Africans express the warmth of genuine hospitality!

South Africa - it's possible . . . if you would  like to learn more about arranging a group to South Africa, visit www.2afrika.com or 'One Voice From Africa' for more information.

2AFRIKA receives South African Tourism 2011 Ubuntu Award

At the St. Regis Hotel in New York City last night (April 07, 2011), 2AFRIKA President, Kenneth Hieber was honored by South African Tourism and received the 2011 Ubuntu Award  for 'Outstanding Achievement in Creative Marketing'.

The South African Tourism 2011 Ubuntu Awards under the patronage of H.E. Ebrahim Rasool, South African Ambassador to the United States, Hon. Marthinus van Schalkwyk. South African Minister of Tourism and Amb. Kingsley Makhubela, Director General, was hosted by Ms. Thandiwe January-McLean, Chief Executive Officer of South African Tourism, Ms. Sthu Zungu, President North America of South African Tourism and Mr. Peter Greenberg, Master of Ceremonies.