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Roar Africa, Emirates debut $125K African safari with conservation and learning flavor

January 9, 2020

Mpala Jena overlooking the Zambezi river. Image courtesy of Roar Africa Mpala Jena overlooking the Zambezi river. Image courtesy of Roar Africa

 

By Staff reports

Roar Africa has partnered with Emirates Executive Private Jet to offer what they style as the first carbon-neutral “Wildest Dreams” safari priced at $125,000 per person.

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