Ibex Tours

We have our office at Camp, specifically B/424. The Camp area has a lot of history, and you can feel it in the old buildings around us. Our space is just a regular room where we manage our tours. It’s not very big, so it gets a bit cramped when more than two people visit at once. We have maps pinned to the walls and stacks of brochures that have seen better days. We’ve been running Ibex Tours from this location for quite a bit. It’s a nice part of town because you can walk to almost anything you need. The street outside is usually full of shoppers and people heading to the local eateries. We spend our mornings sorting out the itineraries and making sure the transport is ready. It’s a lot of back-and-forth on the phone. Sometimes the internet is slow, so we just have to wait it out. We aren't interested in being a big corporation; we just like helping people see new things. We know the regular faces in the neighborhood, and they know us. There’s a certain rhythm to the day here that we’ve grown to appreciate. We just take things as they come and try to keep our paperwork in order. It’s a simple setup, but it’s enough for us to do our work properly. We close up when the sun goes down.