Hilton Garden Inn Gaborone Showcases Local Creativity with New PushaBW Corner

Hilton Garden Inn Gaborone Showcases Local Creativity with New PushaBW Corner. Hilton Garden Inn Gaborone has stepped into December with a renewed focus on promoting Botswana’s home-grown talent, unveiling a curated PushaBW corner that celebrates local entrepreneurship through proudly Botswana products and brands.

The hotel has long embraced the spirit of supporting national development through its “Travel with Purpose” philosophy, and this latest initiative reinforces how hospitality spaces can play a role in lifting small businesses into the spotlight. By offering a dedicated platform inside the hotel, guests from Botswana and beyond are now able to discover locally made items that reflect the country’s creativity, flavour and craftsmanship.

The newly introduced PushaBW corner features a diverse lineup of Botswana brands. Among them are Tribal Loft, The Bar Minimum, Conceptions Raw Honey, Taste Buds BW, Chocdew By Ama, Original O, and Glotto. Each brand brings its own unique identity, from handcrafted goods and artisanal treats to lifestyle products that proudly carry the Botswana story.

For the hotel, this move is more than seasonal decoration. It aligns with an ongoing commitment to support local businesses by creating opportunities for visibility, market access and long term brand recognition. By placing these products in front of international travellers, business guests and local visitors, Hilton Garden Inn Gaborone provides a valuable commercial and promotional platform at a time when local brands are seeking to expand their reach.

The initiative also reinforces a broader national message. With the PushaBW movement continuing to encourage citizens to support local producers, the hotel’s collaboration demonstrates how the private sector can play a role in strengthening the ecosystem for entrepreneurs.

As 2025 draws to a close, Hilton Garden Inn Gaborone is calling on visitors and residents to help finish the year on a strong note by choosing Botswana made products and recognising the talent within the country.