Our mission is grounded in the philosophy of Ubuntu. The word "Ubuntu" is a Nguni word - Nguni languages are a group of bantu languages spoken in southern Africa by Nguni people. The nguni proverb "Ubuntu ngumtu ngabanye abantu" describes the core principle of Ubuntu and is translated as a person is a person through other persons. This can be rephrased as 'I am, because of you'. The word 'Ubuntu' is also present in many bantu languages spoken in the DRC, Rwanda and Burundi; and it means "the fact of being a human". 

 

Our mission is to offer opportunities for people from different cultures and backgrounds to meet and connect, to strengthen and spread the philosophy of Ubuntu through tourism; and to go beyond psychological and geographical barriers between people for common interest of happiness in living and working together for a sustainable development; and finally to promote African values, among them solidarity and hospitality; remembering that the later has been known as the characteristic of the Democratic Republic of Congo when it was called Zaire. . 

 

To bring all human beings to discover and appreciate, via tourism, what they have in common. We organize Tours&Excursions, Hotel booking, Flights/Ferries ticketing, Transfers, MICE, Safaris, etc. We also run many community projects for the practice of Ubuntu.