Love Africa Marketing attended the annual International Tourism Film Festival Africa (ITFFA) in Johannesburg in June, and took home seven awards for five films that were submitted with our partners.  ITFFA was held over three days in Sandton, Johannesburg and

We are excited to share ‘Raging to Nature,’ one of our latest film projects produced by Love Africa Marketing with our long-time partner, Semonkong Lodge. The film showcases the lodge’s 204 metre-long abseil, which holds the Guinness World Record for

2023 has definitely brought more than 10 highlights…but, we thought it best to prioritise. Once again, we have seen huge growth for Love Africa with new partners, team members and exciting projects on a large scale. We are grateful to

To our tourism and conservation partners… hello!  We have big news – it is Love Africa’s 10 year anniversary this month. Part of me thinks, ‘are we that ‘old’?’ and another part of me is thinking ‘it feels like it’s

We are proud to announce that Love Africa and our partners took home four awards at the ART&TUR – International Tourism Film Festival for four of our short films. The 16th edition of the world-renowned ART&TUR – International Tourism Film

In the ever-changing world of digital marketing, one thing remains certain: the influence of visual content. Professional imagery does not just capture the viewers’ attention but should be carefully curated to tell a story, evoke emotion and leave a lasting

This year has seen significant milestones for Babanango Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, and Love Africa has been lucky enough to work with this team in documenting and releasing their news and updates to the world.  The latest update is their

Recently, Love Africa team members Casey and Megan eagerly headed up to the Southern Drakensberg on an exciting content creation assignment focused on Vultures. They had been monitoring the weather forecasts closely, as the timing of the trip had to

The ocean is a vital part of our planet’s ecosystem and supports a diverse array of marine life. It is an essential lifeline for Earth and all those who live on it. Unfortunately, human activities have put immense pressure on