For many years, Rhulani Safari Lodge has been a loyal member of the African Travel & Tourism Association (Atta), and so we recently renewed our membership for another year. Atta is known as "The Voice of African Tourism", and they support businesses across 31 African countries. With currently 819 members it is the largest pan-Afican tourism-related network.
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