Inspiring

The keystone is the most important part of a stone archway. It’s the wedge-shaped stone at the very top of the arch – like the one in this picture. The ancient Romans figured out that it is the keystone that…

Today we mark another milestone in the growing story of Tasimba!  We’ve just gone live with our new website at www.tasimba.com. We’re very excited to introduce it to you, our hundreds of newsletter readers! From the very first video on…

If you’ve been lucky enough to join one of our Tasimba safaris, you’d know that where we go is teeming with elephants.  It is, as the locals say, “where the ele’s are”.  Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe and its cross-border neighbor, Chobe…

Ever since our very first Tasimba safari two years ago, we have continued to change, adapt, improve and enrich the Tasimba Experience for our guests. Starting with that first trip, the feedback and testimonials from our guests has consistently been…

We are sincerely humbled by the really wonderful things our guests say about their Tasimba experience.  Their week-long curated immersion with us into the African wilderness is so much more than just a safari! Words like these have been in…

Headlining every unique Tasimba safari is a uniquely qualified expert guest.  Tasimba is so much more than just a safari that we invite these amazing keystone speakers to set the bar high early in the week for everything that we…

Like the majestic lion on one of our African safaris, Tasimba is ‘roaring’ into 2018.  We take great ‘pride’ in what we’ve accomplished since our launch in 2016! Our recent program changes, delighted guests on our November 2017 trip.  Nine…

Conservation of our planet’s precious resources is our individual and collective responsibility. In our leadership roles, we bear an even greater responsibility to implement and to model conservation behaviors in everything we do. If we as leaders don’t do that,…

Every day on our safari, Tasimba features another visiting expert who introduces a different but inspiring topic, to stimulate great discussion among the group. In our daily indaba (meetings), at mealtimes, and in casual exchanges around the campfire these discussions…

You know what a keystone is, right? It’s the wedge-shaped stone at the very top of an arch – just like the one in this picture. The ancient Romans perfected the building of archways when they understood that it is…