Chobe Holdings, a key player in Botswana’s hospitality and tourism sector, is poised for a notable milestone as it anticipates higher profits and prepares to launch a luxurious new resort. The BSE-quoted tourism outfit has announced its expectation of a significant profit surge in its upcoming financial results. Adding to the momentum, its subsidiary, Ker & Downey Botswana, is set to unveil the Gray Eden resort in Maun, which promises to offer unparalleled luxury overlooking the seasonal Thamalakane River.
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