Pitse Quadripoint (Pty) Ltd
Environmental Stewardship
We are a Botswana-registered private entity dedicated to transforming the Chobe Quadripoint—the only place in the world where four sovereign nations meet (Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe)—into a global hub of cultural diplomacy,
sustainable tourism, environmental stewardship, and economic opportunity.
STRATEGIC INTIATIVES
Sustainable Tourism and Environmental Stewardship
Wildlife Watering Point & Observatory Wildlife Tower
Construction of a permanent wildlife watering facility at the Quadripoint to support elephants, antelope, and other species, especially during dry seasons. Equipped with solar-powered viewing decks, educational signage, and guided ranger
experiences.
Multi-Faceted Tourism Services & Activities
Cultural Village Experiences – Live demonstrations of traditional crafts, music, and cooking. River Cruises & Eco-Boat Safaris – Sustainable tours along the Chobe and Zambezi rivers.
Adventure Tourism. Guided nature walks, cycling trails, and cultural hikes. Birdwatching Expeditions Showcasing over 450 bird species found in the Chobe region.
Economic & Social Impact
Tourism Growth – Expected to attract 30,000+ visitors annually within three years. Employment Creation – Jobs in hospitality, guiding, event management, security, and cultural industries. Revenue Generation – Boost to accommodation, food, and retail sectors in Chobe and surrounding areas.
Logistics, Procurement, and Supplies Division
Supply of festival and event infrastructure (tents, seating, stages, lighting, sound systems). Procurement services for tourism operators, including eco-friendly utilities and cultural
artefacts. Transport logistics for tourists, festival participants, and suppliers across the four-country region.
SUSTAINABILITY & CONSERVATION COMMITMENT
100% renewable energy for festival and observation tower operations. Zero single-use plastics at events.
Local sourcing of goods and services to reduce carbon footprint. Wildlife conservation training for all staff and volunteers