14/08/2026
Just launched: foragesafarisafrica.com
Jan Stewart has been planning African safaris for years, alongside her Margaret River food and wine tours. Two genuinely good offers, one website. The Africa side never had the room to tell its own story, and enquiries came through a personal Gmail address while the press coverage sat scattered across the internet.
Stage One was a deliberately small brief: give Africa its own home. One page, its own domain, a professional email, and a structure that follows how people actually research a trip like this. Story first, because Jan has been there herself and that's the one thing no booking engine can say. Proof second, with the Channel 9 Getaway, Kia Ora and Escape features finally gathered in one place. Journeys third. Enquiry last, built to feel like starting a conversation with Jan rather than signing up for anything.
A one-page site was the right call here, not a compromise. Trips like these sell through conversation, so the page has one job: open that conversation.
If you run a business with two offers sharing one website, it's worth asking whether each one has room to breathe. Sometimes the most useful move is giving one of them its own address.
This is Stage One of a staged pathway. The site grows as the business does.
