TE OF SOUTH AFRICA n the SATurday Kitchen 2 familiarisation trip
including Isandlwana Lodge and Ghost Mountain Inn. And after experiencing these wonderful locations, they’ll head to Johannesburg en-route to a final cook-off at the Legend Golf & Safari Resort in the Limpopo region (featured, left).
HOW TO ENTER
To be in the running for SATurday Kitchen 2, simply head to
travelweekly.co.uk/ SATurdaykitchen before Friday, May 29 and tell us why you should be on the trip. Full details – and videos
from last year’s trip to provide inspiration – are available on the site.
Juliet Gardner, manager of Kenneth Macleod Travel in Glasgow, said the first SATurday Kitchen trip helped her to recommend specific culinary options to her clients.
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I had been to South Africa three times before, but this trip really allowed us to focus on a particular area and that helped us as an agency as we like to recommend specific restaurants to our clients and pre-book to get the best tables. You won’t find another destination which is as good value for food and drink, so I will always recommend it to any customer who likes wining and dining. SATurday Kitchen was a really fun way to get an insight into a fantastic place.”
ABOUT SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS
South African Airways operates double- daily overnight flights from Heathrow’s stunning new Terminal 2 to Johannesburg, with easy onward connections to the largest route network within Southern Africa. In keeping with the theme of the SATurday Kitchen 2 familiarisation trip, South African Airways boasts stunning
on-board cuisine, with celebrity chefs Reuben Riffel and Benny Masekwameng inspiring outstanding menus which rival the world’s top restaurants. One thing’s for sure – the nine lucky winners will start and
finish their journeys in true style.
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travelweekly.co.uk/SATurdaykitchen
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