Question 1

Is FTT Travel a licensed DMC?

Accepted Answer

Yes. FTT Travel is licensed by the Travel Industry Authority of Hong Kong under Licence No. 354494 and works with vetted local partners for ground handling, private guides and stays. Every element is negotiated by a human curator.

Question 2

How do I start planning a trip to South Africa?

Accepted Answer

Send an enquiry with the dates and travel party. A curator replies within one business day with an initial design concept for South Africa, an estimated design budget, and questions to refine it. Nothing is booked until you approve the concept.

Question 3

Do you arrange private guides in South Africa?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every private itinerary in South Africa is delivered with in-person verified guides, drivers and hosts we've worked with directly. We don't resell third-party group tours.

Question 4

How much does a private trip to South Africa cost?

Accepted Answer

Design budgets for South Africa vary with season, party size and the stays chosen. Most bespoke itineraries start in the low four figures per person per day and scale up for private villas, chartered transport and rare experiences. We share an estimated design budget with every initial concept.

Question 5

When is the best time to visit South Africa?

Accepted Answer

Every destination has shoulder seasons where the weather, crowds and access align. Your curator briefs on the specific windows for South Africa once we know your preferred travel style — festivals, quiet solitude, family-friendly weather, or particular experiences.

Question 6

Can I combine South Africa with another destination?

Accepted Answer

Yes — multi-country journeys are our default. Curators regularly combine South Africa with neighbouring regions using private transfers, small-ship legs, or scheduled connections designed around your comfort, not the airline's timetable.

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Frequently asked about South Africa

Frequently asked about South Africa