Aquila Private Game Reserve receives Halal In Travel award
AQUILA GAME RESERVE RECEIVES ESTEEMED AWARD Aquila Private Game Reserve recently announced that they had been honoured with the Halal In Travel award for Best Muslim-Friendly Game Reserve. The award was presented during the CrescentRating Global Summit held in Singapore on 1 June and was attended by some important guests including Ambassadors of Spain and Türkiye, as well as […]
AQUILA GAME RESERVE RECEIVES ESTEEMED AWARD
Aquila Private Game Reserve recently announced that they had been honoured with the Halal In Travel award for Best Muslim-Friendly Game Reserve.
The award was presented during the CrescentRating Global Summit held in Singapore on 1 June and was attended by some important guests including Ambassadors of Spain and Türkiye, as well as Tourism and other ministers from countries around the globe.
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The award recognized Aquila Game Reserve’s incredible commitment towards creating a welcoming environment for all guests of diverse cultures and various faiths, the reserve said.
Searl Derman, the owner of Aquila, expressed his gratitude at receiving this prestigious award. Derman claimed that the award spoke volumes about Aquila’s unwavering commitment to welcoming guests from around the globe, irrespective of their cultural backgrounds and religious beliefs.
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He added that in a time where the world needs more love, understanding and respect for one another, the recognition of Aquila was especially significant.
“The Halaal In Travel award further solidifies Aquila Private Game Reserve’s position as a leading brand in the tourism industry. With its picturesque location near Cape Town and its commitment to inclusivity and diversity, Aquila continues to attract visitors from all walks of life. Guests can enjoy a truly immersive big 5 safari experience while appreciating the abundant wildlife and breathtaking landscapes,” the game reserve said in their statement.