Red Dot Representation expands its offerings; to showcase East Africa’s vibrant luxury tourism offerings in Indian and global market through Wild Whispers.
Red Dot Representation wins a mandate for Kenya’s Luxury DMC Wild Whispers, aiding the former to expand its luxury safari experiences throughout East Africa. Through the collaboration, Red Dot to showcase East Africa’s vibrant luxury tourism offerings through Wild Whispers’ excellence in hosting immersive sojourns through the region.
With this partnership, Wild Whispers will present key East African destinations including Kenya to the large Indian traveller market and global audience that Red Dot Representation caters to. This collaboration will ensure that Wild Whispers’ safari adventures and its partner luxury resorts are accessible to a large international clientele, particularly attracting those from India, who seek exceptional overseas travel experiences.
Speaking about the development, Aman Shah, CEO, Wild Whispers – Nairobi, Kenya, said, “The alliance with Red Dot Representation will help us echo our services to a large untapped luxury traveller market from India and overseas. Red Dot Representation’s commitment to showcasing high-end travel experiences to the expansive Indian and international traveller demographic aligns seamlessly with our mission of offering unparalleled luxury safaris across Africa. With the partnership, we are poised to unveil the variety of East Africa to the global audience of travellers who think of wildlife sighting and luxury experiences together.”
Prabhakar Kamat, Vice-President, Red Dot Representations, added, “Our partnership with Wild Whispers highlights our promise of providing exceptional travel experiences to our luxury clientele to East Africa. Having won the mandate for Wild Whispers, we strengthen our capability to curate bespoke tours tailored to all the possible luxury holiday requirements, solidifying our position as the foremost choice for travellers seeking extraordinary adventures in the region.”
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