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Makgadikgadi Epic 2025 cancelled organisers eye bigger return in 2026

Summary by Voyages Afriq
The Botswana Tourism Organisation (BTO) has officially announced the cancellation of the much-anticipated Makgadikgadi Epic 2025, citing budgetary constraints and logistical challenges as the primary reasons behind the decision. Originally slated for 18–20 July in the salt pan town of Sowa, the annual skydiving and adventure tourism spectacle will not take place this year. In a press release issued by BTO, the organisation expressed regret over …
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Makgadikgadi Epic 2025 cancelled organisers eye bigger return in 2026

The Botswana Tourism Organisation (BTO) has officially announced the cancellation of the much-anticipated Makgadikgadi Epic 2025, citing budgetary constraints and logistical challenges as the primary reasons behind the decision. Originally slated for 18–20 July in the salt pan town of Sowa, the annual skydiving and adventure tourism spectacle will not take place this year. In a press release issued by BTO, the organisation expressed regret over …

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Voyages Afriq broke the news in on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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