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ETA launches Easter campaign with influencers at Malolotja Reserve

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Influencers enjoy the thrilling Malolotja Canopy Tour as part of Eswatini Tourism’s Easter campaign. Photos: Eswatini Tourism
Influencers enjoy the thrilling Malolotja Canopy Tour as part of Eswatini Tourism’s Easter campaign. Photos: Eswatini Tourism
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MBABANE – Eswatini Tourism has unveiled a fresh Easter campaign, “#UnwrapYourEasterAdventure,” with a unique twist—inviting influencers to explore one of the country’s premier attractions, the Malolotja Nature Reserve.

During their visit, influencers including Luleka Mdluli, Gcinisizwe Buthelezi, Cedric Simelane, Temlandvo Vilakati, Nomzamo Dlamini, and Bonkhe Shabangu, took part in the Malolotja Canopy Tour, a thrilling eco-adventure that allows participants to glide over Eswatini’s stunning mountains on a steel cable ‘highway.’ This canopy tour is a standout feature of the Malolotja Nature Reserve, which is one of the largest protected areas in Eswatini.

The reserve, home to 10 ziplines and a suspension bridge, offers a unique way to experience the natural beauty of Eswatini while keeping the adventure carbon-neutral. Guests are guided by professionals who share insights into the local flora and fauna, making the experience both exhilarating and educational.

For locals, the conservation fee is E50, while international visitors pay E70. The canopy tour costs E800 per person. Additionally, visitors can take advantage of hiking and camping options, or choose to stay in log cabins starting at E500 per night. The reserve also features a full-service restaurant for those looking to enjoy a meal after their adventure.

Eswatini Tourism continues to position the country as a top destination to visit during the Easter season, inviting both locals and international travelers to experience its rich natural offerings.

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Adekunle Owolabi

Adekunle Owolabi is a journalist, political analyst, and digital strategist with experience across Africa and the Middle East. He focuses on international diplomacy, promotes digital inclusion, and advocates for a borderless Africa.

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