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8th Annual SummitWindhoek, NamibiaMay 2027

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Windhoek, Namibia.

A guide to where the 8th Annual Summit is held: the resort, the capital it sits on the edge of, and how delegates get there.

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Host city
Windhoek, Namibia
Dates
May 2027
Venue
Windhoek Country Club Resort
Edition
8th Annual
Namibian savanna and rock formations under open sky outside Windhoek
The landscape outside Windhoek, host city of the 8th Annual Summit.

Windhoek Country Club Resort

The resort sits on the edge of the capital and has its own convention centre on the grounds. Plenary sessions, breakaway workshops and the conversations between them all happen on one site.

Rooms, session rooms and the gardens are on the same grounds, so the walk from a plenary to a private conversation is a short one.

Venue
Windhoek Country Club Resort
Setting
On the edge of the capital, with its own convention centre on the grounds
City
Windhoek, Namibia
Dates
May 2027
The Windhoek Country Club Resort at dusk, seen across its lawns and water gardens
The resort at dusk, from the gardens. Host venue for the 8th Annual Summit.

The resort

Windhoek Country Club Resort, Namibia

Guest wings and shaded terraces at the Windhoek Country Club Resort, seen across a water feature
Guest wings and shaded terraces, across the water.
Lawns, rock gardens and walkways in the grounds of the resort
The grounds, walkable end to end.
The floodlit main building of the resort reflected in water at night
The main building, floodlit after sessions close.
A banqueting room at the resort set with round tables for a dinner
A banqueting room, set for dinner.

The city and the country

Windhoek is Namibia’s capital and its financial centre, set high on the Khomas Highland plateau. It is politically stable, has a well-regulated financial sector, and is well connected by air across Southern Africa.

May falls in the dry season. Days are warm and clear, nights are cool at altitude, and English is the official language.

Capital
Windhoek, on the Khomas Highland plateau at roughly 1,700m
Airport
Hosea Kutako International (WDH), about 45km east of the city
Language
English is the official language
Currency
Namibian Dollar (NAD), pegged 1:1 to the South African Rand
Time zone
Central Africa Time (UTC+2)
May climate
Dry season. Warm, clear days and cool nights at altitude

Getting here

Hosea Kutako International (WDH) is Namibia’s main international gateway, about 45km east of Windhoek. Airport transfers for delegates are arranged by the summit team rather than left to you to organise on arrival.

Entry requirements

Namibia’s visa rules differ by nationality and have changed more than once in recent years. Confirm current requirements with your nearest Namibian mission before booking, and contact us if you need a formal invitation letter for your application.

Beyond the conference floor

Delegates routinely extend the trip. These are the journeys worth the extra days, and the summit team can arrange them.

Sossusvlei
Namib-Naukluft
Red dunes rising from a clay pan inside the oldest desert on earth. Reachable as a chartered add-on either side of the summit.
Etosha National Park
Northern Namibia
One of Africa's great game reserves, built around a salt pan large enough to be visible from orbit.
Swakopmund
Atlantic coast
A coastal town where German colonial architecture meets the Skeleton Coast, roughly four hours from the capital.
Fish River Canyon
Southern Namibia
The largest canyon in Africa, and among the largest anywhere.

What happens once you are here: the four-day programme

Travel desk and delegate logistics

Accommodation, airport transfers, invitation letters and extended itineraries are handled directly by the summit team.