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Father and son duo win second Nedbank Desert Classic - Vimarsana News

Father and son duo win second Nedbank Desert Classic

The 2023 Nedbank Desert Classic saw returning champions, Kevin Wentzel and his son Jordan cement their names in the history books of the competition, by winning the Nedbank Desert Classic for the second year in a row.

Coetzee tames Big Munga in record time - Vimarsana News

Coetzee tames Big Munga in record time

Namibian cyclist Drikus Coetzee tamed one of the world’s longest ultra-endurance mountain bike races, the Big Munga in a new record time of just under 48 hours on Friday.

Gondwana returns to profit, nets N$28m in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Gondwana returns to profit, nets N$28m in 2022

Tourism holding company, Gondwana Holdings Limited, returned to profit in the last financial year after incurring a series of losses since 2020

Covid drains N$174m from NWR coffers - Tourism - Vimarsana News

Covid drains N$174m from NWR coffers - Tourism

WINDHOEK While Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) battled one of the most difficult years in the tourism industry, the company made a loss of N$174 million during the 2019/2020 financial year. NWR chairman Leonard Iipumbu said the significant milestone NWR reached by recording its first ever profit of N$22 million since the establishment of the organisation as well as other financial gains made in 2018/2019 were wiped out due to the Covid-19 pandemic. He made these remarks at the company’s annual general meeting last week, which was held in compliance with the Public Enterprise Act. During the ...

New park fees implemented - Tourism - Vimarsana News

New park fees implemented - Tourism

13 April 2021 | Tourism CONSERVE: The new park fee structure that includes conservation fees has been implemented as from 1 April. Sossusvlei is one of the main attractions of the Namib Naukluft Park. Photo: ELLANIE SMIT ELLANIE SMIT WINDHOEK A new park fee structure, that also includes conservation fees, has been gazetted and came into effect as from 1 April. The environment ministry at the end of last year announced that new fees would come into effect at the beginning of this year, but this was, however, delayed by modalities that had to be put in place to ensure the efficient and smooth ...