Cookson Adventures' exclusive screening of "A Land of Giants" Angola conservation movie

On Wednesday evening at the Bulgari Hotel, Knightsbridge, the travel‑and‑conservation community gathered for an exclusive event hosted by Cookson Adventures to mark the launch of its film‑production arm, Cookson Productions.

The centrepiece of the evening was a private screening of ‘A Land for Giants’ a powerful new documentary chronicling the recent translocation of 26 elephants from Namibia to the Cuatir Nature Reserve in Angola - a landmark moment for wildlife conservation and a clear signal that Angola is back in the spotlight.

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The event drew a distinguished audience: tour operators, media, conservation partners and key representatives from the Angola diplomatic and tourism community, including the Embassy of Angola’s Press & Cultural Counsellor, Antonio de Sousa Simbo, and Angola Tourism UK Director, Tim Henshall. Their presence underscored the significance of Angola's resurgence on the global nature‑tourism stage.

Tim Henshall, UK Trade Director for Angola Tourism, said:

“This evening, Angola stepped out of the shadows and into the spotlight. The return of elephants to Cuatir is more than a conservation success - it’s a powerful testament to Angola’s resilience and natural wealth. We are ready to welcome discerning travellers seeking authentic wildlife, untouched landscapes and a country rebuilding its ecological legacy.”

Antonio de Sousa Simbo, Press & Cultural Counsellor at the Embassy of Angola, added:

“Watching the herd arrive at Cuatir is witnessing history in the making. Angola lost much of its wildlife during years of conflict, but today we reclaim a part of our heritage. This film shows the world that Angola is a destination reborn - rich in biodiversity, beauty and promise.”

The screening delivered a stirring conservation message: that Angola is not only capable of restoring its wildlife, but also of providing world‑class experiences for travellers who value responsible, impactful tourism. Angola’s diverse geography - from deserts and savannahs to forests, and some 1,600 km of Atlantic coastline - offers unmatched variety for visitors.

Meanwhile, renewed investment from Angola’s tourism authorities is opening the door to sustainable, high-end travel experiences in a country rebounding after decades of challenges. With this event, Cookson Adventures positions Angola as a premier safari and nature‑tourism destination. Guests will soon be able to explore Cuatir’s recovering ecosystem, see elephants roaming free again, and experience Angola’s landscapes and culture - responsibly and authentically.

For further information on Angola's tourism offering, visit www.angolatourism.com

 Link to images and information on Angola here

Press Contacts:

Adele Cutler, PR ManagerE-Mail: adele.cutler@klebergroup.comTel: +44 7976 578988