Botswana has long been a leader in high-value, low-impact tourism. The country famously banned commercial trophy hunting in 2014 (before partially lifting it in specific zones) and enforces some of the highest daily park fees in Africa to limit visitor numbers. The introduction of electric safari vehicles fits seamlessly into the nation’s “tourism for conservation” model.
This innovation is the latest arrow in the quiver of Natural Habitat Adventures, a company that has long positioned itself as the "world's first carbon-neutral travel company." Their commitment extends far beyond carbon offsets; they are actively seeking to decarbonize the travel experience itself. Botswana has long been a leader in high-value,