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Quick Takeaways

• In this webinar, Safari Portal previewed its new Recover Deleted Files feature and shared a live demo of how to restore accidentally deleted itineraries and proposals directly from your dashboard.
• The "Deleted Files" tab will appear in your Safari Portal Dashboard. It will allow users to view and restore Files deleted within the last 30 days—no need to contact the Support Team.
• Both itineraries and proposals will appear under Recently Deleted. You can recover individual proposals without restoring the entire File.
• Each deleted File includes an activity log detailing when and by whom it was deleted — useful for tracking and reference.
• To restore, select the deleted File and click Restore. It will reappear immediately in its original section (e.g., “Leads” or “Planning” tab).
• After 30 days, deleted Files are permanently removed. Thus, users are encouraged to review and restore any needed Files quickly.
• The feature is in staging and will be available in a few days.
• Guest presenter Ben Oxley-Brown from Alex Walker’s Serian shared an overview of their camps in Kenya and Tanzania. He emphasized their focus on conservation, private guiding, and authentic safari experiences.
• Guests can carry on as long as they wish with exclusive use of vehicles, guides, and no fixed departure times.
• Camps in the Mara North Conservancy (Kenya) and Serengeti (Tanzania), including mobile, fly-camp, and exclusive-use options.
• Strong emphasis on conservation, including anti-poaching efforts, walking safaris (in strictly no-vehicle zones at some properties), and fly-camping adventures.
• A year-round destination offering both wildlife and freedom from crowds; ideal for photography, walking safaris, and immersive experiences.

📌 Check out Alex Walker's Serian and more on recovering deleted files. Plus, keep an eye on our Notice Board for new and upcoming releases!