Mark Nolting with his team of Elena Theodosiou, Kollin Buchholz and Miles Nolting have just completed a successful travel show in San Francisco. It was wonderful to see so many past travelers as well as meeting new clients. Guest speakers Samantha Brown and Kevin O’Leary also took a moment to

Welcome to an African 30th Anniversary Celebration – Guest Speaker – Jame Currie. The Africa Adventure Company and Mark & Alison Nolting Invite you to a viewing of VANISHING KINGS – LIONS OF THE NAMIB Click here to read – James Currie Biography  

Travel & Adventure Shows – LAX Feb 27+28 and SFO Mar 5+6 As part of our 30th Anniversary in 2016, Mark and members of AAC’s team are hitting the road and coming to a city near you. Meet the staff, share your safari questions and stories, and speak with Mark

The USA launch of Rhino Conservation Botswana with the Tlhokmela Trust was held at the 3 Michelean star Le Bernardin Restaurant in New York. Attendees were truly a “Who’s Who” of the Southern African travel industry, along with key members of the press. The purpose of the trust is to

The 30th Anniversary Show Must Go On The AAC tribe had a fun few days in Dallas and we so appreciate all our past and present travelers who came to visit. Mark, Saskia and Sarah were very busy talking about travels from as far back as 1991 and also with

President Mark Nolting joins Wall Street Journal Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero to discuss safaris as a vacation.

Mark Nolting, President of AAC, together with Kyle Witten and Szilvia Hegyi are all set up and ready to meet and chat with you at the NYTTS – come along on Saturday or Sunday to meet them, and hear first-hand about the exciting new camps, lodges, hotels and safari programs

Every year we look forward to the latest “Top 100 Hotels” list in Conde Nast and Travel+Leisure to see if our favorite exclusive camps and lodges have been discovered by other travelers. We have still found a few hidden gems for our clients! Below are some of our recommendations to

Get ready to do some armchair traveling with our three recommendations; 2 books to read of  African adventures written by a local guide and 2 past AAC travelers. First up, Lloyd Camp’s Africa Bites: Scrapes and Escapes in the African Bush. We first met Lloyd when he was guiding at

at is on your Bucket List? The AAC team has highlighted a preferred clientele of guides and invite you to consider taking one of the scheduled privately escorted safaris, or put your own trip together. 1.   African Private Air Safari at Great Plains – 12 nights at 4 camps