🎬  Missed Our Wednesday Webinar With A Spotlight On Borana Lodge and Costing Templates

Don't worry! Watch this 11-minute mini-training video featuring a short session on Costing Templates plus a spotlight on Borana Lodge 🌟

🚀 Pro Tip: All of our mini-training sessions are available via the Help Center in the Webinar Library section.

Quick Take-Aways From Safari Portal:

• You can create templates from the Costing tab when building itineraries to re-use over and over
• Create as many templates as you need - there is no limit!
• Need a new currency or wording that isn't loaded in the pulldown menu? No problem! Free form type into the 'Rooming Configuration' section and add any note you'd like

Quick Take-Aways From Borana:

• Borana Lodge is All for Conservation - they invest all retained earnings into the core operational costs of Borana Conservancy meaning that each guest stay has a tangible impact on the various conservation efforts across Borana Conservancy and beyond
• More Than Just Game Drives - as Borana Lodge is a private conservancy there is a huge amount of flexibility with the activities they can offer. Along with the traditional game drives and bush walks, they offer mountain biking, farm visits, horse riding for all experience levels, school visits, village visits, behind the scene conservation activities and more
• Behind the Scenes of Conservation - Borana is the only conservancy in Kenya to offer authentic experiences that run side by side with conservation efforts. Guests can join rangers on their evening deployment or help to track black and white rhino on foot at first light. Both of these experiences allow guests to join rangers in their daily activities, giving a true behind-the-scenes insight into how a successful rhino conservancy is run
• Rhino Success Story - Borana Conservancy introduced the black rhino in 2013 and in 2014 dropped the fences to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy to the East – forming one of the largest continuous rhino habitats in East Africa. Today, the Borana-Lewa Landscape is home to 130 black and 122 white rhino. Borana Conservancy is also home to The Big Five, cheetah, and now Wild Dog!
• Sustainability at the Heart - Borana has been a member of The Long Run since 2015 and in 2019 became a GER® - this is one of the most rigorous sustainability audits in hospitality today, encompassing Community, Culture, Conservation, and using Commerce as a force for good. The sustainability journey goes beyond recycling plastic bottles and ensures that their guests have the lightest footprint on the environment possible, all the while enhancing ecosystem integrity and building local livelihoods