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Oct 28, 2026

Amanda KlootsHOST
57:03
Lion or elephant? Lion.
Amanda KlootsHOST
57:06
Safari or beach?
Elvis CorderoGUEST
57:09
Safari.
Amanda KlootsHOST
57:10
Africa or Paris?
Elvis CorderoGUEST
57:13
Africa.
Reginald SebeckGUEST
34:28
Obviously, when you think about large chains, food and beverage, the Oracle solution is very much positioned to take care of those needs of the enterprise solution.
Reginald SebeckGUEST
34:38
But again, when you think about locally, for our Safaris, the Lodges, the ResRequest solution, a company that we acquired last year, is very well positioned to assist those types of businesses in that industry.
Reginald SebeckGUEST
34:53
So we think about localizing, tax compliance, how the businesses that we have actually aid and enable the operators, and not just for the sake of buying or bringing technology, for the sake of bringing technology.
Stephen GrootesHOST
35:08
What's coming up in the short term? I mean, what key developments do you think are going to shape the industry in the shorter term? What would people expect from micros adapt IT in the next couple of months? Christmas is coming.
Court WhelanHOST
5:56
In terms of the other things, I would absolutely bring more memory card space than you think you need, like two to four times as much space.
Court WhelanHOST
6:03
Safari photography is not where I become particularly conservative with my shutter.
Court WhelanHOST
6:08
I am on a high drive motor.
Court WhelanHOST
6:10
I'm shooting burst sequences of wildlife behavior.

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Court WhelanHOST
13:05
And I mean really practice.
Court WhelanHOST
13:07
Don't arrive in Africa with a brand new camera setup or system or a new lens that you've, you know, unboxed and used twice in your backyard to photograph grass or a squirrel.
Court WhelanHOST
13:17
If you upgraded your camera specifically for Safari, that's awesome.
Court WhelanHOST
13:20
And a lot of people do, and I advocate for it.
JordanHOST
10:56
It might be the end of the trip a deal.
JordanHOST
11:00
So tomorrow we are off on Safari number two.
JordanHOST
11:03
We're going to Ella and then we're going to see Safari number two and then we're going off to the beach to the Shangri-La for the evening.
JordanHOST
11:15
So I'll send more pics.
JordanHOST
11:16
Hope everyone's well.
IsaiasGUEST
28:10
You can invite me to your schools.
IsaiasGUEST
28:15
We also have a company, a safari company, Maasai Family Safaris.
IsaiasGUEST
28:21
It's a company that we founded that is running safaris to Tanzania, all in the parks, all the way to Zanzibar.
IsaiasGUEST
28:34
And if you use Safari with us, if you travel with us, it's a way of supporting also our foundation.
Karolina NoréeHOST
4:09
No, no, no.
Karolina NoréeHOST
4:11
But I have heard a story about a photographer who runs Photographic Safaris, but on his Photographic Safaris, the guests are not allowed to bring their own cameras and they're not allowed to take their own photos.
Karolina NoréeHOST
4:24
They're there to watch him take his photos.
Craig ReidHOST
4:26
Okay, that's weird.

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Craig ReidHOST
32:00
just so, so wrong and so unethical.
Craig ReidHOST
32:03
But also, on the flip side here, you as a client, you look at the brochure.
Craig ReidHOST
32:09
So say, for instance, I, as well as Kruger Safaris, have said, this is where we're going.
Craig ReidHOST
32:14
We're going on this photographic workshop.
MargaretHOST
0:35
Because the goal is not to make the trip sound more exclusive, it's to make it fit the person traveling.
BarakaHOST
0:43
You're listening to Safari School, where we take you inside the heart of Africa.
BarakaHOST
0:49
One story at a time.
BarakaHOST
0:51
I am Baraka.
MargaretHOST
0:52
And I am Margaret.
MargaretHOST
0:53
Today we are bringing you another quick look into the wildlife moments and magic that makes African safari truly unforgettable.
MargaretHOST
1:05
Welcome back to Safari Scoop.
MargaretHOST
1:07
We've been hearing more from travelers who are planning their 2027 trips, and a lot of them aren't necessarily trying to fit everything into one Safari.
Donovan CrossHOST
0:20
It's definitely crazy seasons.
Donovan CrossHOST
0:21
Safari season is very much still on the go.
Donovan CrossHOST
0:24
But yeah, you very recently went to a very exciting destination in the Pantanal in Brazil.
Donovan CrossHOST
0:30
And that's what this podcast is about.
RobGUEST
15:50
Of course, it's a hotel in Nairobi, but they're very secure.
RobGUEST
15:54
And then you have a guide that drives you around in your modified Safari Land Cruiser.
RobGUEST
16:02
that are, it's kind of elevated and you can stand up with the top that goes up, you know, and look out to the sides and they know everything.
RobGUEST
16:09
We had an amazing guide and they will just look out and be like, oh, see that right there? We need to, you know, let's sit here and let's just watch for a bit.
Anisha PatelGUEST
55:00
Yeah.
Anisha PatelGUEST
55:01
Safari meals were great.
Anisha PatelGUEST
55:05
It's luxury food.
Anisha PatelGUEST
55:06
It's really, really nice.

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