If he is not making international moves, or putting Namibia on the map with his music, EeS is doing the work to make sure Namibia is represented in the highest regard.
EeS has announced that he is now in the business of promoting Namibia in partnership with Fly Namibia.
"Yes-Ja! …when it comes to promoting Namibia to the world - we need to work together! That's why I am very excited to announce that I am now the brand ambassador for @fly_namibia safari - the quickest way to travel around Namibia," he said announcing the big news.
He is working with the company to attract tourists to experience the beauty our country has to offer.
"At the opening day of the ITB Expo in Germany, promoting Namibia as one of the greatest tourists destinations," he continued.
He also is a part of a German competition show called Wer Weiss Denn Sowas? The show was nominated for various awards and is dubbed the biggest in Germany and EeS scored a seat at the table!
"Had the honour to be part of Germany’s biggest Quiz Show, Wer Weiss Denn Sowas?“...it was sooo much FUN, and I had the chance to put Namibia & our culture on the map once again."
EeS also has another business venture called 'Nam Flava Camping'. It is a business created by Eric Sell where Namibians book their trips easily and conveniently.
In a previous interview with The Namibian, EeS said, “The guests will receive a full itinerary magazine, with all possible information and tips, written and designed by me.
“Not just that, but travelers will also get a special 'Nam Flava' travel map, with all GPS coordinates and routes marked, which will take them on a full camping travel adventure through the beautiful Namibian nature. There are four possible fully preplanned tours available to select on the very modern-looking booking website,” he told the blog.
“Even a camping vehicle can be booked if needed by guests. I believe this is definitely a game changer in the Namibian tourism industry. It will surely give so many visitors to Namibia the chance to experience the best possible round trip and highlights. This is on another level for me. It's not just about showcasing Namibian music or waving the flag at international shows on stage.”
Patrick Chris-Paul Angelo recently slammed King Tee Dee after announcing his new business venture which is a sneaker range. He thought that he was stealing his own idea and then called him out on Facebook.
"OH NO!! REALLY??? THIS IS AN INSULT TO CREATIVITY. SOMEONE PLEASE ADVICE MR TEE DEE THAT YOU DON’T JUST GO AND TAKE A SNEAKER AND THEN PUT ON YOUR LOGO! ALL THESE DESIGNS ALREADY EXIST!! ONE OF THEM IS A JAPANESE BRAND CALLED BATHING APE (BAPE) ALL THESE FOUR DESIGNS ALREADY EXIST!! BUT THAT’S WHAT YOU GET WHEN YOU GO TO A CHEAP WHOLESALE FACTORY IN CHINA.
