Security Services
After the recent spate of incidents involving tourists being followed from the airport and being held up, Kwathlano has formed Kwathlano Tourism Security Services. Mr. George Lodi, the majority shareholder in Kwathlano Shuttle & Chaffuer Services, has been in the security industry for the last eight years, and brings his wealth of experience and expertise to this new venture. Providing additional incognito armed security personnel to safeguard tourists, we want to ensure that your client has a memorable and safe experience when visiting South Africa and hopefully many more returns - tying in with our motto - Your safety and comfort is our priority
Follow Me Out
An incognito trained armed security official will follow the driver and passenger/s with an unmarked vehicle out of the airport making sure that the vehicle is not being followed. Once it is ascertained that the vehicle is not being followed the security vehicle will return to the depot. In the event of a security risk the official will contact the driver and escort them to the nearest place of safety, be it a police station or an embassy.
Follow Me Home
An incognito trained armed security official will follow the driver and passenger/s with an unmarked vehicle from the airport to the passenger's destination, making sure the passenger/s arrives safely at their destination. In the event of a security risk the official will contact the driver and escort them to the nearest place of safety, be it a police stationor an embassy.
Ride With Me
A trained armed security official will accompany the driver and passenger/s in the vehicle from the airport to their destination. In the event of a security risk the driver will be advised by the official which steps to take to make sure the passengers are 100% safe.
Drive Me Home
A trained armed security official will the drive the passenger/s from the airport to their destination. In the event of a security risk the security official will take the necessary steps to make sure the passengers are 100% safe.
