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Thuli Khumalo
After completing her studies in tourism in South Africa, Thuli Khumalo went abroad in 1986 to Germany to further her studies in tourism. She spent a further 6 years working in the German tourism industry. In 1998 she returned to South Africa to establish Atamela.
Show profile Hide profileThuli has developed extensive relationships with various embassies and trade commissions, South African Tourism and Anglo America. Over the decade Thuli has succeeded in projecting Atamela into the international stage. She has enjoyed wide coverage in the press and her articles are available on the net.
She named her business Atamela Tours because the meaning of Atamela is "bring closer" and it is her stated mission to bring the world closer to South Africa and to bring South Africa closer to the world and its own residents. She does this with entertaining, interesting, educational tours, unique in their design and content because she works closely with each client to ascertain interests and limitations and to plan exactly the tour they want.
Thuli Khumalo, is an exuberant South African; that is, she loves her country and her people and she lets it show as she tells the history of South Africa with all its fascinating people and events, as well as its more negative and destructive history. A survivor of the Apartheid era, she has overcome the limits and the bitterness, which allows her to be informative and objective. Clients have consistently remarked on the well-rounded and gentle tale of her country which she shares against the backdrop of the Johannesburg skyline as seen from the Bidvest Stadium.
Thuli has developed extensive relationships with various embassies and trade commissions, South African Tourism and Anglo America. Over the decade Thuli has succeeded in projecting Atamela into the international stage. She has enjoyed wide coverage in the press and her articles are available on the net.
She named her business Atamela Tours because the meaning of Atamela is "bring closer" and it is her stated mission to bring the world closer to South Africa and to bring South Africa closer to the world and its own residents. She does this with entertaining, interesting, educational tours, unique in their design and content because she works closely with each client to ascertain interests and limitations and to plan exactly the tour they want.
Thuli Khumalo, is an exuberant South African; that is, she loves her country and her people and she lets it show as she tells the history of South Africa with all its fascinating people and events, as well as its more negative and destructive history. A survivor of the Apartheid era, she has overcome the limits and the bitterness, which allows her to be informative and objective. Clients have consistently remarked on the well-rounded and gentle tale of her country which she shares against the backdrop of the Johannesburg skyline as seen from the Bidvest Stadium.
