As the world celebrates September as Tourism Month, Malawi is embracing the theme of “Tourism, Justice, and Peace” by showcasing its unique attractions.
One such gem is White Village, a 31-room budget hotel located in the heart of Blantyre, offering an unparalleled blend of comfort, tranquility and affordability.
Tucked away on the M1 Road, past Lunzu Trading Center, White Village is a serene oasis surrounded by lush green vegetation, where the sounds of nature and warm hospitality will leave you enchanted.
The hotel’s owner, Hastings Bofomo Nyirenda, proudly describes it as “the most affordable place in Blantyre,” where quality meets affordability.
As you step into White Village, you will be greeted by the crisp white walls, symbolizing purity and simplicity, yes, a symbol of a low-cost place.
The hotel’s emphasis on simplicity and affordability is reflected in its design, making it an attractive option for travelers on a budget.
The hotel’s rooms are tastefully designed to provide a relaxing retreat, perfect for families, groups and solo travelers.
The conference room and hall are ideal for business meetings and events, while the swimming pool, bar and restaurant offer a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
But what truly sets White Village apart is its commitment to community.
Nyirenda urges locals to patronize the hotel, saying, “Let’s start visiting places like White Village, designed for us Malawians.”
He emphasizes that tourism is not just for foreigners but also for Malawians to explore and appreciate their own country’s beauty.
As the tourism month unfolds, White Village invites you to experience the warmth of Malawian hospitality.
Whether you’re traveling from Lilongwe to Blantyre or vice versa, make White Village your first or last stop.
With its strategic location, top-notch amenities, and unbeatable prices, it’s the perfect pit stop for any traveler.
“So come and discover the hidden gem of Malawi, White Village,” said Nyirenda.
Visit White Village this tourism month and let the beauty of Malawi leave you spellbound.
Remember, “Tiziyamba ndife a Malawi” – let’s explore our own country!
