Joshua is the friendly face behind many of our guest interactions. As Guest Experience Officer, he ensures every traveler receives exceptional care from the moment they get in touch with us until long after their safari ends. He responds to inquiries, helps personalize itineraries, checks in with guests during their journeys, and gathers valuable feedback to continually improve the Good Earth Tours experience. His goal is simple: to make every safari seamless, memorable, and worthy of recommending to friends and family.

What’s your biggest safari planning tip?
My biggest tip is to communicate your interests and expectations clearly from the start
whether you’re passionate about big cats, birds, photography, or cultural experiences.
The more we know about what excites you, the better we can tailor your itinerary,
choose the right camps, and allocate time where it matters most. A customized plan
always beats a generic one

What’s your favorite safari animal and why?

My favorite animal isn’t actually a safari animal, I would have to say wolves. What gets me isn’t
the hunting or the howling … it’s the pack. Wolves understand something a lot of us forget:
alone you’re strong, but together you’re unstoppable. I’ve always believed that if you find people
you trust who are heading in the same direction, you can take on just about anything. Wolves
live that every day.

How did you get started in the travel or safari industry?
I would say it was a shifted dream that eventually found its way back to me. Early on, I was very
interested in becoming a travel agent or working in tourism — but as you know, life has a way of
redirecting our paths. I ended up studying a field far removed from the travel industry. Yet fate
and destiny kept calling me back to my true passion. So I started in hospitality, and step by step,
I found my way here  back to where I truly belong: the tourism industry.

What’s your favorite national park or safari destination?
What’s one thing most travelers don’t expect about going on safari?
Most travelers don’t expect how much patience is involved. People think a safari is non-stop
action …animals everywhere, all the time. But the reality is, there can be long, quiet stretches.
The magic happens when you learn to enjoy the stillness, the golden light, the sounds of the
bush, the waiting. And then, out of nowhere, nature delivers something unforgettable.
What do you love most about helping people plan safaris?

What’s one local phrase or word you think every safari-goer should know?
“Asante.”
It’s a very simple word, but it carries so much weight. Why? Because beyond the animals, the
landscapes, and the experiences even if a guest didn’t see everything they hoped for —
saying Asante shows respect and acknowledgment for the effort, care, and hard work that went
into organizing their trip. Gratitude costs nothing, but it means everything to the people who
made the safari possible

What’s the best part about being part of the Good Earth Tours team?
The best part is knowing I’m not alone. At Good Earth Tours, we truly move like a pack
guides, drivers, operations, and guest experience officers all working toward the
same goal: making every guest feel seen, safe, and special. There’s a real sense of
trust and shared purpose here. And when a guest leaves happy, that success belongs
to all of us.